LIFE TOLLEFSON GOT DIG CROWD BY CUTTING UNDER INTER-ISLAN- MO K'OLIV GIVEN LICENSE.

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1 0. TELEPHONE 365 STAR Busness Offce The Sar s An ntellgent, Progressve Newspaper AANSTAH STAR OFFCE N McCANDLESS BUB VOL. XV. HONOLULU, HAWA, TUESDAY, JtTLY 0, 1909, No HATCH ATTACK ON HAWA SUGAR COMPANY PLEADS NO r GULTY (Assocated Press CabU to The Star.) HAD FEW LFE Frear s Strke Bstct v Cable Adswere fflurdocl NEW YORK, July 6. The Amercan Sugar Refnng Company has entered pleas of not gulty to ndctments for frauds n weghng sugar for duty and has been granted two weeks to prepare for tral. GU WTH NAVAL CLEVELAND, July C U. S. Gun boat Dorothea, enroute from Chcago to ths port, s mssng. There were twentyeg ht members of the naval mlta aboard. SCHOONER N C MLTA LOST OCEAN SAN FRANCSCO, July 6. The schooner P. J. Abler, wth twentyon e persons on board s mssng n the Arctc ocean. teheranhmeatened; choler s feared ST. PETERSBURG, July C Troops are held n readness to narch for the occupaton of Teheran. The governments of Germany and Austra have establshed quarantne guards upon ther borders aganst Russa on account of cholera. BENSON GOES TO CALFORNA JAL SAN FRANCSCO, July C lenson, convcted of frauds n connecton wth Federal land matters wll go to San Quentn tomorrow to serve hs sentence. REBEL ART READY ATTACK TO TEHERAN LONDON, July has been completely nvested by the rebels and an attack s expected at any moment. HURT N BUGGY. ESCAPED ARREST. A horse drven by Dr. N. S. Farweathwho was accompaned n a garade, left for the Orent n the Chyo Bert Server, for a tme wth Wells buggy by W. H. Battersby, yesterday Maru yesterday evenng. Hs wfe No. afternoon on Kalakaua avenue became 2 went to the coast n the Alameda. Recently tho Frsco papers had stores frghtened and bolted, brngng the rg to a complete smash aganst a telephone pole. Falrwcather was taken ho stll had a wfe n Mchgan. Server jof Server marryng n that cty whle to tho Queens hosptal wth severe cuts dd not seem to want to wat here tor about the face. a bgamy prosecuton. A large lfe nsurance company gves as ts percentage of losses by accdent, as follows: 190G showng the very largo number to whom the unexpected happens. Accdent nsurance Pays. Hawaan Trust Company, Ltd. 923 Fort Street. The latest fashlou n Dress should be accompaned by the latest fashon n shoes. Just now Pumps are the thng. Just receved 7 now styles n lack and Brown Ooze also Patent Kd and thoy are BEAUTES. At $4.00 a,palr. L. B. Kerr & Co Ltd ALACEA STREET. lm tl4te NARROW ESCAPE OF PASSENGERS OF SCHOONER RANBOW. TOLLEFSON GOT DG CROWD BY CUTTNG UNDER MOLOKA PRCES WAS TO B E USED FOR CARRYNG PALM TO NTERSLAN One lfe was lost ana over thrty endangered at Pukoo, Molokn, on Sunday afternoon by the capszng ot the gasolne schooner Ranbow, owned by F. Tollefson, ot ths cty. Beng under ffteen tons burden the Ranbow does not requre nspecton by the Federal authortes, but t s stated that she dd not follow the requrement that 3he carry a lfe proservfor each passenger on board. The Ranbow was takng an excurson from Pukoo to one of the other sland ponts and was crowded to her full capacty. t was orgnally expected that the Mkahala would be uscd. but when Tollefson arrved he cut under the fgure offered by the nterslan d Company and got the job. Tho Ranbow s an old schooner, bult by Walker, of ths cty, nnd ways al consdered as of the freak type. Recently she was ftted out wth a gasolne engno and was to bo used n the freght trade bptween ths cty and Molokal. Tollefson was awarded the contract for H LOS SETTLEMENT MO KOLV GVEN LCENSE. palal forth Molokn Settlement and ho expected to use the Ranbow for ths purpose. The Ranbow had scarcely got outsde of Pukoo when she capszed, tho men on board helpng the women and chldren, of whom there were a great number to tho hull of the vessel, where they clung whle the only small boat the Ranbow carred was beng baled out. Several trps to tho shore wore made n ths small boat and just after the last load had been taken away the schooner flled and sank. GREAT LEBRATON After an hou of btter wranglng klm wero before Judgo Do Bolt then wll tho opposng attorneys the der a charge ot fclso mprsonment probably not como up stran moton for contnuance ot tho Wal for tho purposo of fxng ther ball, untl late next month. palm rot tral was dened by Judge Ths s tho caso of kdnapng a A GOOD ths mornng. Ths was fol paneso on Sunday and placng hm on SUMM.ER REMEDY. lowng an ntermsson gven by tho tral before a, trbunal of vhe Hghor At ths season darrhoea and dysea court to glvo an opportunty for tho Wage Assocaton, whloh pfoccedlng tery are always prevalent Chamber causo. ot moton to bo removed, was nterrupted by tho arrval ot tho lans Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea At 4 oclock, tho tlmo sot. tho mo polce and the arrest ot tho unlawful Remedy s the best medcne obtanable for trouble ot ths knd. For sale ton was presented by J. Lghtfoot for court. contnuanco for and on behalf of do W. A. Knney for the prosecuton fondants Jotaro Mlkawa, Fushlno and sad that tho men wer now under ar Kawakaml untl such tlmo or day rest on another chargo, meanng tho when these defendants, out of tho ten Walpahu rot caso n tho mdst ot left on tral, should havo an oppor tral. So far as tho prosecuton was tunlty to dscuss wth.ther attorney concerned, no object was to be ganed matters pertanng to ther defense, hy keepng them n Jo!!. At 9:15 Judgo Robnson contnued tho Judgo Do Bolt suggested $200 ball hearng untl 10 oclock, thus gvng each. j m() counsel for defendants thrco quarters Lghtfoot sad t was too much, of an hour to confer wth hs clents. Those wore poor men, dependng on At D oclock Lghtfoot read hs afll. ther labor. Ho thought $50 would davt n support of tho moton and bo enough. argued. Klnnoy repled and Lght KJnnoy laughed at tho proposal, say. foot closed, and at 11 oclock Judgo ng tho prosecuton would rather havo Robnson dened tho moton. them released on. ther own recognl THE KDNAPNG CAE. Botwoou tho two sttngs before,judgo Robnson, Fushlno and Kawa. (Contnued on Page Fve.) 4 UN R. O. Matleson, of the Advertser staff, las been apponted by Secretary E. A. MottSmlt h as chef clerk n hs oflce to succeed D. L. Conkllng, re cently apponted Treasurer of the Terrtory. Mr. Matleson has been n tho Terrtory fve or sx years, most of tho tme, n the employ The only lfe lost was that of a woman who succumbed from shock after reachng land. t s understood that some protest was made recently by the Federal authortes aganst the use of tho Jrokol l as an excurson boat and last 1 Frday she was gven a passenger lcense. She can carry twentyfv o passengers ordnarly, or ffty on an excurson. For ths work she must Te plentfully suppled wth boats and lfe preservers. mm of tho Advertser. He s a Canadan but las taken out frst papers for naturalzaton. FOR FEND CHRONC WFE BEATER, TO JAL FEW DRUNKS MANY GAM BLERS BLACKWELLS CASE. by all dealers, Benson, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. WEALTH OP NEWGOOD S. Hew Sachs ad n ths ssue and noto the largo varety ot now goods now open. Ths s an noppotunty weok..ts your opportunty. TENGU RCE, port from the Holds ot Japan whch C Yamamoto of Hotel street has receved, s consdered the best rlco n Japan. Mr. K. Tamamoto s startng a rlco mll here and expects a large trade. Alex. D, Larnach has oponod law pfllc.es n tho Stongenwald Buldng. (Specal Correspondence of The StaO WASHNGTON. D. C, Juno 20. Tho vews of Governor W. F. Frear, n reference to the strke prevalng n Hawa telegraphed hero yesterday are regarded by tho Federal authortes as a correct statement of tho stuaton. Tho Governor regards the strke us local, anf not callng for acton on the part of the Federal authtles. The vews of the Governor apparently are held also by the dplomatc representatves of the Japanese govern WA1ALUA, HAWAAN COMMER CAL AND PONEER ALL START NG SKYWARD. Whle there wore not very many sales on the Sto k Exchange ths mornng, the strengthenng or the market was very notceable. Hawaan Commercal went to and Waalua went to $92.50, ffty shares gong at ths prce n two lots. Po. neer went back to ts old poston and. sold easly at $C.M The bond market was flotlve, two large blocks of Hllo Ralroad bosds. mm UP Absolutely Pure Tho only takng powclos tnado wth Royal drapo Cream off Tartar No Alum, No lme Phosphate ment at home and n Hawa, and so far as s known, no appeal has been made to the Unted States government through the Japanese embassy here for a,nv nterference or tctlon n relaton tc. Ahy strke. Recently Representatve Vctor Murdoc k, of Kansas, was quoted by tho Washngton Post as crtczng severely the treatment" of Japanese n Hawa, by ther employes. F. M. Hatch, tho (Contnued on page Two.) CUROUS QUESTONS FROM AN OFFCAL OF THE NATONAL RRGATON MOVEMENT. Arthur Hooker, secretary of the Board of Control of the Natonal rrgaton Congress, n a letter to Governor Frear says that tho am and object ot the movement s lomobuldlu Hs concluson s curous readng for all who kuow. bow long Hawa Has been knockng at the natonal reclamaton movement door. t s as follows: "To what cxttnd s your Terrtory There were less drunks on the poj beng sold at $90 and $90.25, Whle nterested n these matters, Wc. lce court calendar ths mornng thau Pala and lalktt bonds also were CE sold, would apprecate a statement from the two lattt Kong at a small premum. The usual twenty you as to Hawas nterest n theso mght have been expected the mornng followng a Fourth of July celedend on Hawaan Commercal was whch you would bo benefted great cent dv natonal movements, the extent to braton. One of them, an ancent declared, also a two ana a half per thereby and your deas as to tho advantage cent dvdend w Ononea and a one or dsadvantage of ths plan had never been arrested before and so was allowed to go wth or some and a modfcaton half on lonomu. thereof for assstng n the nternal development THREE DAYS 01" HORSE RACNG, FELD SPORTS. FOOT SPECALTES of our country. AND OTHER FEATURES THAT GO TO MAKE THE GLOROUS a warnng. Seven or eght others, "The Natonal rrgaton Congress Amercan, Hawaan, Norwegan and SALOON FOURTH ALL T SHOULD HE THE EVENTS N DETAL. Sucde desres to be of materal beneft to Korean, were fned acordln:? to ther Hawa. May wu wth you and hnvo the of your deserts. Germnna Saloon Bartender George terrtory? f so, n what way can Of gamblers Every avalable spate n the grand on openly n tho grandstand, there were sweral lots on tho Tetzeu, Knkaako, klled hmself Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock or there ths be most effectve?". stnnd at Hooulu park, Hllo, was occu front lawn," n tho paddock, on the of Chnese, Japanese nnd Hawallans, ped for the horse races yesterday, and track everywhere; and those playng gamesters of Sunday and yesterdays abouts by hangng hmself wth a curtan cord n a house near the brewery. RESULT OF NEGLECT MARE DYNG AS all along the track for two hundred the game seemed to be everythng from holday. A convcton was obtaned yards on ether sde people crowded n bartenders to preachers. Tboy bet on n overy He case except fastened the cord to a hook n A that of a mnor valuable mare, fornorly drven by to get a vew of tho events, The Hllo everythng; bet on dfferent horses, bet the wall and then swung to one sde to who was referred, to the juvenle Superntendent of Publc Works Marsto n band played durng the entre day. on the tme to le made; bet on the brng the stran on hs neck. The Campbell, lay dyng n the government stnbles on Mller street on Sun Not a drop of ran fell n fact t was last horse to fnsh and even bet that court. polce ollkers report was a wonder. dry borderng on unpleasantness. they would wn the other fellows bet. Mahula, Hawaan, who became Tho cop stated that he.found tho man day nght, and all on account of mproper attenton or no attenton at all. Clouds of dust arose,from the hoofs of As a general tlng, the races seemed drunk and beat hu wfe, was gven dead from hangng but could not say the horses as they flew by, and the refreshment stands below the bg au human matters, there was an excepton. he has brutally square enough; but as n many otner tho lmt, tlls not beng tho frst tme whut was the cause of death. Tetze n One of the wtnesses to the pathetc was struck hs helpmeet. German, unmarred and despondent. sufferngs of the noble beast was tho dence were kept msy washng the real t was n the thrd event the oue bo Sx months for hm n the Cty and young men who had for three years or estate down several thousaud throats. County, y Jal. more been the stable attendant. Ho Bettng was somethng enormous for DRUNKEN COUPLE. Mall was gven nnety a small communty. t was carred (Contnued cn page Sx.) days for says ho was fred for economys sake, Mnlustealng a bjcycle. Two Hawallans, man and wfe, a and a man put n hs place who had Tho cases of Hlgashl and Tamura, by name, spent last nght n a been workng at tho cleanng of sewers. Tho for volatng tho lquor law, wont polce cell, jagged wth gn, or rather over untl July S. TWO MOTON S FAL; sowerclean dd not know er the husband was drunk whle tho wfe how to feed a horse, wth tho result T." C. B. Blackwells caso s agan went to tho hosptal wth a cut face that He horse lay down to dlo after contnued, for the ffth tlmo at defen caused by her love. Tho man had beng mproperly watered and fed. dants request. Blackwell s George felled hs wfe, so that sho struck tho PA HU R. ROT Carters chauffeur and s charged edge ot a bod and cut her face. She wth volatng tho cty ordnance, mproperly handlng an automoble. reported n another paper. Both had dd not clt the bed wth her face as Carter s gong to Hawa sland and been drnkng, henco the dffculty. EFENSE OPENS needs hs chnuffour henco tho contnued contnuance. Hs caso cones up Fne Job Pr agan "e. star omco. on July 9, when tho sxth post ponement wn be asked and tho caso THE anster Shoe Surpassng qualty and nmtable styles. Ono par sells another. The new Unversty last has Juat arrved. WO havo them n patent kd and vlct kd oxfords. Prce $6.50. LMTED 1051 Fort Strfct, Phone 282.

2 two Oceanc Steamshp Gompany Alameda LEAVE 3. P. JUNE 26 JULY 2 JULY T JULY 23 AWO. 7 AUG. 13 AUG. 28 SEPT. 3 BEPT. 18 SEPT. 24 OCT. 9 OCT. 15 OCT. 30 NOV. 5 NOV. 20 NOV. 2G Rata from Honolulu to San Fran 110; Famly Room, extra. Schedule FOR PARTCULARS, APPLY W. G. rwn & Co., Ltd AGENTS FOR THE OCEANC 8TEAM8HP CO. CanadanAustral an Royal Mal Steamshp Go Steamer of the above lne runnng n connecuon wltn the CANADANPACF C RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C and Sydney, N.. W., and callng at Vctora, B. C Honolulu and BrUbane, Q. FOR FJ AND AUSTRALA. MAR AM A. ATTO. 20 AORANG. JULY 24 CALLNG A" SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. Theo. fl Daves Cz Co., Ltd., Gen Agents Amercan Hawaan TO Steamshp Company From Hew York to Honolulu Weekly Salngs la Tehuantepec &leht receved at all tmes at the Companys wharf, 41at Street, South Brooklyn. PROM SAN FRAN. TO HONOLULU.. FROM SEATTLE) AND TACOMA TO S. S. COLUMBA to sal July 10 HONOLULU DRECT. Freght receved at Companys wharf, Greenwch Street. nolt HONOLULU TO SAN PLEADES to sal FRANCBC O. July jr Steamers of the above companes wll call at HONOLULU and leave tal port on or about the dates mentoned below: LEAVE HONOLULU FOR ORENT. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR S. F. ASA JULY 17 TENYO MARU. JULY 10 MONGOLA JULY 28 KOREA...JULY 20 TENVO MARU AUG. 3 NPPON MARU JULY 31 KORHA AUG. 11 SBERA AUG. 7 NPPON MARU AUG. 24 CHNA AUG. 17 SD3ERA AUG. 30 MANCHURA AUG. 21 CHNA SEPT. 10 CHYO MARU AUG. 2S MANCHURA SEPT. 14 ASA SEPT. 7 CHYO MARU SEPT. 21 MONGOLA SEPT. 18 ASA SEPT. 30 TENYO MARU SEPT. 24 MONGOLA OCT. 11 KOREA. OCT. 2 TENYO MARU OCT. 19 Schedule S. S. HLONAN n the drect servce between San Francsco and Honolulu. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. B. S. HLONAN JULY 7TH JULY 13TH" B. S. HLONAN AUG. 4TH AUG. 10TH S. S. HLONAN SEPT. 1ST SEPT. 7TH B. S. HLONAN SEPT. 29TH OCT. 5TH The a S. LURLNE of ths lne wll on or about July 2nd, aa6 KNG ST. ARRVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRVE S. F. JULY 7 JULY 13 JULY 23 AUG. 3 AUG. 18 AUG. 24 SEPT. 8 SEPT. 14 Castle & Gooke SEPT. 29 OCT. B OCT. 20 OCT. 26 NOV. 10 NOV. 1G DEC. 1 DEC. 7 csco. Frst Class. $65; Round Trp, FOR VANCOUVER. MARAMA JULY 20 MAKURA AUG. 17 S. S. PLEADES to sal July 8 S. S. TEXAN to sal July 22 H. HACKFftLD & CO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu BAGGAGE, STORAGE, PACKNG, C. P. Morse, General Freght Agen Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Toyo Ksen Kasha S, S. Co. L POR FURTHER NFORMATON APPLY TO H. HACKFELD CO. LTD flatson NAVGATON COMPANY P. GFG TRANSFE CO., LTD sal Prntng : for San Francsco, DRECT, Lmted, Agents SHPPNG, WOOD, COAL. Pfone 58 FURNTURE AND PANO MOVNG, Offce! Per years the Stars prntng offce has been a busy place. Wa have ganed a reputaton for dong good work at far prces and dellv rng the Job when promsed. Few prntng offces can make a smlar slslm. Wth addton to our plant we are n a better condton than aver to handle commercal prntng. f Jr three Lnotypes are at ysur servce for book and bref work, f you are not a Star easterner, send us a tral order; you wnl bs pleased wth the result. Star Prntng Offce MsConaless Buldng Tslephone 385 SHPPNG (Later Shppng TDES, SUN AND MOON. Last Quarter ot the.moon July 9th. S M, A. M, A.M. A.M. Rses 5: :d :22 5:24 f:4 Dll 6: :0. 0;5fl, J S::4 6:s 10: :J 12:04 r,:4 6:10 10:44 7: :2.5 2r. ;24 5:2.0:4.V : : !l:07S:20rt:45 A.M. 1. M. 1U:4!l.2 :57 n o r..na 1 11: l0:0( 4:23 0:41 5:S (5: Tmes of the tne are UBen from the U. S. Coast and Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at Kahulul and Hllo occur about one hour earler than at Honolulu. Honolulu standard tme s 10 hours 30 mnutes slower than Green Shppng n Port 1 (Army and Navy). U. S. S. roquos,moses, staton tug. Kukul, Jobson, Lghthouse tender. (Merchantmen) Bk. Alden Besse, Hlo Schr. Prosper, n dstress. Bkt. mgaaru, Chrlstlanson, S. F. Bkt. Coronado, Houdlette, S. F. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, S. F. Sc. Ben Lee Leth. The Mals (NCOMNG.) From Yokohama, Mongola, July 6. From San Francsco, Hlonan, July (Outgong.) For manland, Alameda, July 7. For Yokohama, Asa July 17. U. S. A. TRANSPORTS. ( Sherdan n port. Crook at S. F. Dx saled for Seattle May 23. Buford, at S. F. Logan saled for Manla, June 14. Burnsde, at Puget Sound. Thomas sal from H. F., for Hon. July C. ARRVED. Sunday, July 4. Str. Mkahala, Tullett from Moloka md Maul ports, 2:20 a.m. Str. Knau, Gregory, ports, 2:40 a. m. from Kaua Str. Mau. Bruhn, from Hawa m 1:40 a. m. U. S. L,. T. Kukul, Jobson, from Ka, 2:05 p. m. Monday, July 5. T. K. K. S. S. Chyo Man, Greene, from San Francsco, a. m. U. S. transport Sherdan, from Manla, 7 p. m. Tuesday, July G. Stmr. Manna Kea, Freeman, from Hlo and Volcano (excurson, 7:30 a. m. DEPARTED. Sunday, July 4. U. S. S. St. Lous, Uleaves, for Suva and Pago Pago, 7 a. m. U. S. S. rs, Whtten. for San Francsco, 2:30 p. m. A. H. S. S. Massachusetts, for Eleele, 5 p. m. s M. N. S. S, Hyades, for Kahulul, 5:30 p. m. Monday, July 5. T. K. K. S. S. Chyo Maru, Greene, for Yokohama, 5:30 p. m. Tuesday, July C. Stmr. Mauna Kea, Freeman for Hllo and way ports, 13 noon. DUE TODAY. P. M. S. S. Mongola, from Yokohama, a. n. PASSENGERS. Arrved. Per str. Knau, from Kaua ports, July4 G. N. Wlcox, R. L. Wlcox, S. W. Wlcox, W. G. rwn, R. vers, Lansng Mlzner, Mrs. W. Stodart and chld, Mrs.. W. Brode, Mss J. Hasty, J, Bush, Mrs. Bush, Mr. J. and Mrs. W. H. Rce, Mss Cameron, Mss Hewllngfls, Mss Stewart, Mss Brooke Rose, Wm. Anderman, Mss B. Ander the Hawaan stau, Tuesday, jolt 6, NTELLGENCE News on Page Fve) man, A. G. Gomes, 10. A. Knudsen, Mss Fnkler, Mss Hnds, Mss Cottre ll, Mr. Casslbra, C. W. Smth, a A. Foss, Mrs..Mesck, Y. Nnkanlshl, N. Ohnsh, Mrs. P. Hapa. Per str. Llkellke, from Kalaupapa, July 3 Mss Anne Kern, Mss Kate Horner, J. Kuhne, Jns. Morse. Per str. Mlkahaln, form Mooku and Maul ports, July 4. Father Thomas. Per T. K. C S. S. Chlyo Mum, from San Francsco,.nly 5. For Honolulu: Jose Ma Menendez. Per U. S. A. T. Sherdan, from Ma nla, for Honolulu Brg. Gen. Murray, U. S. A., Mrs. Murray, Msses Murray, Captan Callen, C. A. C THE lb Gl The transport Sherdan, whch ar rved here last nght shortly after 7 oclock sals for the coast ths afternoon at 4 oclock. She met wth head wch tme, beng that of the merdan seas all the way across the Paclc and of 167 degrees 30 mnutes. The tme had a hard trp. She was n communcaton by wreless for nearly all the whstle blows at 1:30 p. m. whch s the same as Greenwch, 0 hours, 0 mnutes. The Sun and Moon are for loca: sak, the Alameda helpng out n the tme snce her departure from Naga tme for the whole group. connectons." BlrgaderGener al Murray, accompaned by hs famly, were among the passengers to arrve for ths cty. Tho general has been ordereu to make an nspecton of all the fortfcatons on the Pacfc and stops over here to take a look over the work whch has been done by the army engneer offcers. The Mongola was due early ths mornng, or possbly last nght, from the Orent, but nothng could be seen of her up to almost noon. t s be leved that she has encountered the same head wnds that delayed the transport Sherdan and that she wll not arrve tll qute late n the day. She wll probably sal for the coast, takng passengers and mal, at about 10 oclock tomorrow mornng. Frst Offcer Peterson, who took the Hlonan up to San Francsco s not brngng her back to ths cty. Captan Frederckson s n command. What steamer he came from s not known here. The Hlonan may bo expected on Wednesday afternoon, brngng mal, passengers and freght. The Mauna Kea, brngng back a tred lot of excursonsts arrved from Hlo and Maul th smornng at 7:30. Her offcers report the schooner W. H. Marston, Captan Hersey, as anchored n Hlo bay, havng arrved from San Francsco on Saturday. FREAf STRKE GABLE (Contnued from rage One.) representatve here of tho Hawaan planters, n a communcaton,to the Post, n reply to Mr..Murdock, says: "Mr. Murdock s mstaken n hs vew as to condtons n Hawa. Tho unfar treatment of Japanese laborers, the abuse, bullyng, and contempt whch ho charges, do not exst, and never have. The men now on strke make no clam o.f They have no grevance other then a queston of wages. f any such state of affars had exsted n Hawa the Japanese would not have contnued to have come to her shores n such large numbers, nor would they have remaned there. "The charge usually mnde aganst Hawa has been that she has been too Trlendly to the Japanese, and has gven too much encouragement to ther comng. The truth s, Japaneso laborers have been welcome n Hawa and have been well treated. They have been an ndspensable fator n tho agrcultural development of the slands, and they have shared n the results. "They have bettered ther own condton, have mado large savngs, and have sent largo sums to ther relatves at home. The shuttng off of the mmgraton gave the Japanese n Hawa such an obvous advantage that the strke for hgher wages was bound to come sooner or later. "fn.fact, better wages have been pad than has been stated n the dspatches. Comparatvely few have re ceved only $18 a month. That s the lowest rate. On Oahu plantaton, SAL TODAY. Stmr. Mkahala, for Moloka, and Maul ports, employng 1,200 men, thq average 5 p. rate n. Stmr. Noeau, for Kaua ports, 5 p. for a month of twentys x days n 1898 was m. $ Str. W. G. Hall, for Kaua ports, "On Kahuku plantaton 84 men only 5 p. out of 398 employed receved m. the $18 a U. S. A. T. Sherdan, month rate. Ot Tor San Francsco, 4 p. m. the 84 all but 15, by rrgatng overtme, brought ther wages to $ The 398 were pad accordng to class work, as follows: Dtchmen $21.13; mllmen, $23.24; cane cutters, $31.20; cane loaders, $ "n addton to tho cash wages all classes were furnshed houses, frewood, and medcal attendance wthout charge. Moreover, a largo part ot the plantaton work,, accordng to prevalng custom, s pece work let out under contract, n whch the laborer makes a stll hgher rate of wages and works us he pleases, The estmate s made that unsklled plantaton labor n Hawa receves the equvalent jtto $1.25 a day. "The ono thng that Hawa has courted s publcty. Wth that n vew, t nvted out a large party of congressonal vstors n 1907 to study condtons there, and hopes to welcome another party ths year. The Hawaan sugar ndustry probably wll be found to be n the hands of farly reasonable and ntellgent peopdle, who wll compare favorably wth busness men n general and not the abnormal characters Mr. Murdock descrbes." n reply to an nqury George B, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu and prvate secretary to the Relegate, today sad n reference o the strke: "There s uo reason for an apprehenson for the Japanese strke n Hawa. The strlko s a result of the agtaton by professonal labor leaders and s n no way nspred by tho Japaueso themselves n my opnon. take fle vow already expressed n Honolulu that the strlko s already at an end and that there wll be no serous results from t. THE WHTE FROST. Coyne Furnture Company present to Star readers n ths ssue the merts of "The Whlto Frost" refrgerato r somethng new and somethng pre emnently adapted to tho needs of housekeeprs n th3 clmate. "Tho Whte Frost" s all steel, no wood beng used n ts constructon; and s coated wth whte enamel. t s Just out, and s an mprovement on any refrgerator ever seen n Honolulu before. Call and cxamlno t. FRE ALARM BOXES 12. Corner Kng and Fort. 13. Alakea ana Beretanla. 14. Bethel and Merchant. 15. Nuuanu ana Queen. 1C. Nuuanu and Kng. 17. Nuuanu and Hotel. S. Nuuanu and Beretanla. 21. Fort and Hotel. 23. Alakea ana Hotel. 24. Alakea and Merchant. 25. PuncTtrowl and Kng. 26. Punchbowl and Queen. 27. South and Queen. 28. Kawalauao and Cooke. 29. Queen and Kaman. 31. Fort and Queen. 32. Fort and Allen. 34. Allen and Alakea. 35. Rchards ana queen. 3G. Kng and Mlllanl. 37. Ala Moana and Punchbowl. 41. Kng and Rver. 42. Kekaulke and Hotel. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE Frst Judcal Crcut. Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers. n Probate. n the Matter of tho Estate of John M. Kea, deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS. Notce s hereby gven by the undersgned Wllam O. Smth, Admnstrator of tho Estate of John M. Kea, deceased, to tho credtors of and all persons havng clams aganst tho sad estate to present ther clams duly authentcated wth the proper vouchers, wthn sx months after the frst publcaton of ths notce, sad notce beng publshed for the frst tme on Juno to sad Admn. strator at hs offce, No. 207, Judd Buldng, Cty and County of Hono lulu, Terrtory of Hawa, the same beng tho nlace for the trnnsnhnn of busness of sad estate n sad Ter rtory. Dated Honolulu, T. H June WLLAM O. SMTH, Admnstrator of tho Estate of John M. Kea, deceased. ots Juno 29, July 0, 13, 20, 27. N THE CRCUT COURT, FRST crcut, Terrtory of Hawa n Probate At Chambers. No n the Matter of the Estate of Mara De Jesus, deceased. On Readng and Flng the Potton ana accounts of J. F. Souza, admlnlstrato r of the Estate of Marn.Tpshs deceased, whpren pettoner asks to bo allowed $42.19 and charged wth $10,3.72, and asks that the same he ex amlned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbuton of the remanng property to the persons tnereto enttled and dschargng Detl tloner and suretes from all further responsblty heren: : t s Ordered, that Wednesday, the 21st day of July A. D. 1909, at ten oclock a. m. before tho Judge nresld ng at Chambers of sad Court at hs Court Room n the Judcary Bulldnr n Honolulu County of Honolulu be and the same heroby s apponted the tlmo and place for hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and that all nersons n terested may then and there appear and show cause, f any they have, why tno same should not bo granted. BY THE COURT, JOHN MARCALLNO. Clork Frst Crcut Court. Dated the 12th day of June, ts Jflno 14, 21, 28, July C, Smth and rauabl. 45. Beretanla and Rver. 4G. Kng and Maunakea. 47. Ralroad WharL 48. wllol Road opp. Fertz. Works. 49. Cannery off wllel Road. 51. wllel Road Opp. Oahu Jal. 52. Kng and Beretanla. 53. Kng and Llllha. 54. Kng and Dowsott Lane. 5G. nsano Asylum Road nr. School. 57. Kng and Wapllopllo Road. 58. Kng and Kallhl Road. 69. Gullck Ave. and Beckley St. C. Vneyard and Rver. G2. Vneyard and Nuuanu. 63. Vneyard md Fort. 64. Vneyard and Punchbowl. 65. Beretanla and Punchbowl. 67. Alapal and Beretanla. 71. Llllha. and Vneyard. 72. Llllha and School. 73. Llllha and Judd. 74. Llllha and Wyllle. 75. Nuuanu and Judd. 76. Nuuanu and Pauoa Road. (8. Nuuanu and School 81. Alapal and Kng. 82. Vctora and Kng. HAWAAN nn Manoag Beretana Street near Aala Street. MANUFACTURERS OP MACARON CHOSH AND BUCKWHEAT CHOSH ft UflOS) SOBA) The largest and only ncorporated concern of ta knfl n Honolnln. A new enterprse launched by enterprsng merchant. K. Yamamoto Tel Phone xo. BALES Hotel St. near 9 Tl ff Y. SOGA. 83. Kapolr.nl and Beretanla. 84. Kaplolan and Green. 85. Pensacola and Lunalllo. 80. Pcnsacola and Beretanla. 87. Plkol and Kn&. 91. Thurston Ave. opp Magazne St. 92. Pensacola and Wlder Ave. 93. Lunalllo Opp. Kowalo St 94. Keeaumoku and Wlder Ave. 95. Kowalo and Heulu. 96. Maklkl and Domlnls. 97. College and Domlnls Maklkl and Lmnallo Keeaumoku and.knau Keeaumoku and Kng Punahou Opp. Bngham Alexander and Beretanla Kng and McCully Kng and Punahou Kalakaua Ave. Opp. sunny South 134. Kalakaua Ave. and Kalla Road Kalla Road and Lewers Road Kalakaua Ave; Moana Hotel Wlder Ave. and Alexander St Luso and Llshman St 153. Emma and School Fort and School Luso St. near Pauoa Road. 1G2. Kng and Kamehameha V Rd. AGENT. Nuuanu. Manager. P. O. Box 81 33a ft To ATTRACT THE JAPANESE TRADE advertse n THE DALY NPPU JUL the most popular and wldey crculated evenng paper among the Japanese colony. JOB PRNTNG A SPECALTY wt h ether language Korean or Englsh. The Nppu Jj Co., Ltd., 48 of Japanese, Chnese, Hotel Street near Nuuanu The WALES VSBLE ADDER NOW LEADS ALL OTHERS Wrtng n sght, speed unequaled, lght and durable, easy handle pull, automatc key correcton. Can be ftted to electrc motor. Hawaan News Company, Ltd., ALEXANDER YOUNG BULDNG. Why Swelter Over a Hot Fre? When You Can ron. n Comfort On The Lana Wth aw ELECTRC RON Saves a Thousand Steps Attachable to Any Lght Socket The Hawaan Electrc Go., m r V

3 1, THH HAWAAN UTAH. TUE5DAT, JULY 6, THRBB Used and Approved by the Unted States and Terrtoral Offcals Tlx Eureka Perfecton Rogers Combnaton. JKXa xxv EaetnfOtT Only By Tlxe EUREKA PERFECTON PANT CO., rqnte GlaerskSrPaperffersn A Guaranteed Roof Pant. Does Not Crack, Peel, Blster or Chalk, The Only Roof Pant Ever Towed Across the Pacfc Ocean For Test Wthstands the acton of Sea Ar and SaltWat on Mll Roofs, Smokestacks, etc. Used by Plantaton Managers, Ralroad Superntendents and the General Publc. An always Fresh Pant and a Servce of Satsfacton to Consumers. Gve Eureka Perfecton Pant Rogers Combnaton, a Tral and be Satsfed. Send for Booklet to the EUREKA PERFECTON PANT Co., Theo. H. Davs & Co., Agents p. o. Box 93 Cty tarambsaat:, "A Unon Ralroad SUGGESTS Comfort Pacfc,ThC9 trans dally, through cars, frst and second class to all neduced now. m S No. rates take effect soon. S h GENERAL. 8ootb AGENT. 1 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCSCO. Slk ponts. Wrt The Latest Parsan. GOWNS! at uadame LAMBERTS Sarrlon Block. Beretanla & Fort at COUGHS JBZcUl, Atbma. Bronchtl Bf Lout trouble quckly cured by ppowellsl BALSAM 1 OF ANSEED J 3& Of au Fne Job Prntng, Chemsts naf Otnca 5oap The deal Washng Soap Ask Your Grocer For t JLllgSBSBSSMSSM9 Why does the FRANKLN wn all the mportant economy contests and outclass all other automobles n relablty trals, f t s not the most economcal, most effcent and strongest automoble made? 1909 FRANKLN RECORD CONTEST HARR1SBURG RELABLTY AND ENDURANCE TEST. Frankln Model D won the Governors Trophy, the hghest award of tm contest. n ths run the Franklns nearest compettor had 9C ponts penalzaton. N NEW YORK AUTOMOBLE TRADE ASSOCATON ML EAGE CONTEST. Tho Frankln won ts class prze, also grand prze, and establshed a worlds economy record by carryng tho greatest load the greatest dstance on one gallon ot gasolne. PTTSBURG ENDURANCE RUN. Frankln Model D was tho only automoble to make the run ot 450 mles wthout penalzaton for repars or adjustments. WOTtCESTER RELABLTY TRAL. Frankln Model D won tho only perfect score. The techncal examnaton after tho contest elmnated thrteen contestants who had clean rord scores. CLEVELAND ENDURANCE AND ECONOMY CONTEST. Frank! n Mo del D won the hghest award. t had a perfect road score and also tne lowest rasollne consumpton. CHCAGO RELABLTY TEST. Frnklln Model D won a 1000ML E perfect score. Tho techncal examnaton after the contest caused tho penalzaton ot many entrants. BRETTON WOODS RELABLTY RUN. Frankln Model D won a per, feet score. n ths run t was the only 1909 stock moae tna was snp T HAvfOC B! CJELEBRATQW F0UWB0ROUSLYM OMHV SPORTD Tho baseball game at Hlo yesterday lonycn the Honolulus and Hlos n vctory for the latter by the Toll of Casuallty from Fourth of July score of S to 10. Honolulu made ts elflt runs n two nnngs, recordng Sxtyfo ur Dead and 1575 MLTARY PARADE AND FREWORKS, ORATORY AND MMENSE sx n tle second and two n tho eght njured. Playng HOLDAY CROWDS THEATERS on both JAMMED RESORTS sdes was ragged. WELL PAT A C5 ONE PROMNENT MAN KLLED. RONZED OPERA HOUSE EXERCSES STR ENTHUSASM PO The game of baseball between tho St. Lous team, of Honolulu, aud the All Troops Crushng LCE HAVE DFFCULTY Out Mutny TOWARD CLOSE OF DAY. and Maus played a good game at Kahulu, o Outlawry n Phlppnes nsunday, the former wnnng by a ncono score of U to S. The.next day Honolulu scored another vctory at Waluku, Tax Resoluton. Fre.words and freworks, mltary at the monster uatlotlc rally there. parade and musc, entertalument and Yesterday hs address, whle equally the score beng 11 to 1. Enough money CHCAGO, July C The natons some exctement marked tho celebra fascnatng, was another address en was cleared out of t le games to more toll of dead and njured as a result. ton yesterday of ndependence Day. tlrely. Both wll bo remembered for than pay the expenses of the Honolulu of Fourth of July accdents yesterday Hlo may have had tho greater attracton ot tno two ctes, n tho way Tho Declaraton of ndependence 4 ther eloquence. team on ts trp. shows sxtyfo ur dead and 0110 thou sand fve hundred and seventylv e njured, so far as the reports have come nolulu had the multltudo and tho Mr. Bennett of the Wthers Company Hlo about 1 oclock Sunday mornng ot sports aud mxed events, but Ho was read by Marshal Darrach, aud Fve Honolulu men wee arrested at n. pomp of power. sang tho battle hymn of tho Re. and charged wth gamblng. They were Fre losses, drectly traceable to the The mltary.parade of Monday publc wth splendd effect. On released on $5 bal each, forfetng the use of frecrackers and other freworks, mornng was vewed by thousands, tho platform were many promnent same. The Hlo polce clamed that aggregate over half a mllon dollars. thousands ot Amercans by brtl and persons, mltary.cvl, consular and craps was the game and the open Amercans by anmaton am sprt, heads. Governor Frear walk the place. On the other hand, RECORD FOURTH N GOTHAM. and thousands of alens who aro not ntroduced Orator Green and remark the Honolulu men ( amed to be tossed concernng Former Governor Car) tug cubes of sugar...xm the ground, NEW YORK, July C Four deaths subject to Amercanzaton n Ame from Fourth of July accdents have rcan hearts was strred the satsfac tor n such a way that t was drawn and been renorted and the number of se ton that comes of a dsplay t hat they wee only teasng the of Ame to tho attenton ot the assembly that polce. The polce. however, laughed rously njured s three hundred rlcan forces, whle n and some other the was n full charge oucegovcrn or last. thrtytw o. The hosptals n New hearts emphaszed the respect due the of tho exercses. Tho arrangement ot Yorc and Brooklyn are swamped wth nag $ g ot tno country n whch at leas wncgavo credt t Mr. Carter. Three saloons were "pulled" n Hlo the number of emergency cases whch they lve and whose prvleges they There wero holday crowds every Sunday for booze sellng. The Sunday have been brought n..enjoy. where yesterday. Tho beach resorts law was strctly enforced, ourth or no The fre departments have responded to scores of fre alarms durng the processon moved from the regon ot cases tlero wero lttle companes who g At t ococc yesterday tnc mltary were well patronzed. n some few.fourth. day. the drlllshed and percolated the prn mado up for the dry Sunday preced M. F. Strauss, J. B. Ponto and Harry t was a record Fourth of July. cpal streets ot the cty. There were ng and mbbed too well. The Rapd took t.er Readng Standard ntt os Whte four of the Twenteth nfantry from Transt had ts cars full, doubleheadn g to Hawa for the holdays, and NSURANCE MAGNATE KLLED. Fort Shatter, a battalon of Marnes the man avenues ot wheel up to the volcano house. They from Camp Very, t he band LOUSVLLE, Kentucky, July Hawaan C left Hlo Sunday mornng about an and several companes Arthur Granvlle Langham, of tho Natonal Guard of Hawa, the Tho novllk Pcture theaters wero lnm mlwl thn rortnr.111(1 s dent of the Provdent Lfe Ffth nxrrson cav. nsurance Jammed from 7 oclock unl closng! KOt t0 Gleuwood wtl the trnln. Tho ary band and a squadron of Company, ot Pennsylvana, s dead, as the Ffth tme at nght, and Hotel street, be motorsts gave the excursonsts about Cavalry from Lellehua. Major Dunnng led the nfantry ana was mar the result of njures receved from tween Fort, and Nuuan, wa lterally l Gmnutes and then beat them to tho tho exploson of a gant frec acker. packed wth humanty, notwthstandng tho fact that frecrackers were ln shal of tho parade. Tho troops volcano nearly an hour. Actual runnng tme, made a lno dsplay and the vewng crowds t hour and :!0 mnutes. The cessantly TOWN DESTROYED. set off there, beheld some down splendd exhbtons ot trp was made n about the tamo PRATTVLLE, Calforna, July 5. The polce wero overcome as far as marchng. Tho processon was revew nny Fre, started through tho use regulatons n regard of to settng tme. fre by tho Governor and offcers ot the works, wped out ths town yesterday. ott freworks wero concerned and at Army and Navy from a stand at the Eght hundred persons aro homeless ono nne t looked llko serous trou Fne Job Prntng, wvar Offlca. Gore n Palace Square. and at least one person s known to llo 01l, crner 0t Hotel and Be The parade over, hundreds crowded have lost hs llfo n the (lames. The tlel streets when certan solders n the Opera House for tho patrotc lt property loss s estmated at one hundred thousand dollars. 8lstej on celebratng n spte of tho erary exercses. A forest sceno ndorn wnmlugs of tho polce. ed the stage. MADE Dr. vrhomas Green was The freworks exhbton from tho the orator of the ocyasfon and many WPNG OUT MUTNEERS. Oore, n Palace Square, was well worth declared that they had never heard nrplnr. thneh the further oft a spec MANLA, July G. Detachments ot anythlng qute so acccptabe n tho tutor cot the safer ho was. the Sxth Cavalry, under command of way of a Fourth of July oraton, a rocket went astray and shot full WELL AND Captan Byram, engaged n a desperato though others thought, t evangelstl force nto a group on tho makal sldoj fght yesterday n Jolo wth a band of cally dramatc. Hs address was not of the square, burned tho hand of outlaws, led by Jlklrl, tho famous ban the mero burstng of a dam of elo Charles Chllllngworth and burned a dt leader. Tho cavalrymen drovo the (jtence upon tho heads ot an ndul bg hole n the dress of hs lttlo outlaws through the mountans nto a gent STRONG audence, however. t was n daughter, very much frghtenng hor cave, n whch they took refuge, fort some respects a presentaton ot truths nnd others there. Tho crowd rushed fyng tho enrance and preparng for so satsfactorly convncng nnd alto to see what was tho matter and up a desperato resstance. Jlklrl refused gether ratonally patrotc that t be set tho candywago n of a Japanese n By Lyda E. Pnkhams to surrender and t was necessary to camo an nspraton. Hs rapldfr o tho scramble. Vegetable Compound keep up the flcht untl the last man eloquence covered what defcences An mmense crowd won on tho was dead. Uardstown, Ky. "1 suffered from would otherwse have been too appar streets untl late and nearly everybody One prvate of tho Sxth was klled ulceraton and other female troublesfor ent. Dr. Green had the day goodnaturebefore was t was n day ot a long tme. Doctors had faled to durng tho attack nd three oflcors moved a large audence to consderable celebraton. ndeed, and one that wll and twentyfou r men wero wounded admraton n Central Unon church, not be soon forgotten. help me. Lyda E. MANLA, July 5. Reports from Pnkhams Vegetable Compound was Mndanao aro to the effect that soven more of the Dlavno mutneers recommended, and have lo rat!fled by tho Legslatures of nnd wll bo Joned by tho Presdent decded to try t. been rounded up.by the troops pursung threefourth s of tho States. as soon as Congress adjourns. t cured my trouble and huntng them through the mountans. Tlls leaves only thre mssng and strong, so and made mo well that STORM N COLORADO. JAPANESE CORRUPTON. of those known to have attacked ther ofleers last month. DENVER, Colorado, July C. Ths TOKO. July 4. Twjntythre o secton ot tho Stato was vsted by a members ot tho present and tho form TAKAHRA THE ORATOR. severe storm yesterday whch has de rr Det wero yesterday sentenced to arlsresu PHLADELPHA, July l. Amhas moralzed tho ralway systems. As a jal after convcton n tho cases lt sador Takahlra was the orator at tho of tho blockade thousands who lug out ot the Formosa Sugar Cornwe re patrotc exerclsos yesterday held spendng tho holday at tho candals. Tho sentences run n vajpa ndependence Hall. rous mountan resorts nro marooned. from three to nne months, there. MONUMENT UNVELED. KETCHELL GETS DECSON. ped drect from the factory to the contest route. t went through the 1600m le SAN FRANCSCO, July C. THREATENED SPRECKELS. WASHNGTON, July l. Presdent Ketche ll grnd wthout a sngle adjustment receved tho decson overpapko SAN FRANCSCO, July 4. U. W. Taft was tho prncpal speaker yesterday at tho unvelng ot tho monu GLDDEN TOUR. Frankln Model D and Model botn won penect,, the fght here yesterday, after tho Soule has been found gulty of the scores. n ths contest they wero acknowledged to ho tho easestrdn g of go na ROno twenty rounds charge ot sendng threatenng letters ment to B. F. Stephenson, a surgeon all motorcar s, and they had no tro trouble to Rudolph Sprockets, demandng of tho Fourteenth llnos, tho founder of tho Grand Army of tho All of whch proves that an automoble constructed so that t rdes easly: NCOME TAX RESOLUTON. three thousand dollars on pan ot s the best automobllo mechancally and the most relable, that great WASHNGTON July 0. Tho Senato death or njury f tho money was not nonjarrand lght weght mean comfort, economy and safety, that tho Frank weght s not necessary for strength, that Frankln constructon yesterday adopted tho resoluton call, forthcomng. Ho wa3 sontonccd to four ln engne s wthout a rval for effcent work ng upon tho States to voto upon a years n tho pententary. NORWCH ANNVERSARY. and stayng consttutonal amendment empowerng NORWCH, Connectcut, July arcool B. power. Congress to enact nn ncome tax law. SETTLED FOR SUMMER. Presdent Taft wll arrve bcro today BEVERLY, Massachusetts, July 5. to tako part n tho celebraton of tho Before an amendment to tho Consttuton can bo passed t must ho famly of tho Presdent, havo arrv of tho foundng o tho cty. Mrs. Taft and chldren, tho wlfo and two hundrod and flftoth annversary ASSOCATED GARAGE adopted by twothrd s of tho Sonato ed hero from Washngton. Thoy wll and twothrd s of tho House and then spend tho summer at ther homo hero Fne Job Prntng, fltur OtHoa. T eanuoallmyown work." Mrs. Jos. km Hall, Hardstown. Ky. Another Woman Curod. Chrstana, Tenn. " suffered from the worst form of female trouble so that at tmes thought could not lve, and my nerves wore n a dreadful condton. Lyda K. Pnkhams Vege table compound cureu me, m mauu mo feel lke a dfferent woman. Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound s worth ts weght n gold to sufferng women" Mts. Many Wood.R.F.D.S. f you belong to that countless nrmy of women who suffer from some form of fomale lls, dont hestate to try Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound, mado from roots and herbs., For thrty years ths famous remedy has been the standard for all forms of female lls, and has cured thousands of women who havo been troubled wth such alments as dsplacements, fbrod tumors, ulceraton, nflammaton, backache, and nervous nrnstratlon. f vm want snccal ntlvco wrlo forluomrs.mlclmn.ly.muhh. t s freo and alwayt elml. EVERY DAY CAN BE SUN DAY FOR THE COOK WEN YOU Burn Gas COOKNG S PLAYNG, TO THE WOMAN WHO HAS A GAS STOVE. Horfolulu Gas Co., Ltd BSHOP STREET. C. BREWER & CD., LTD, QUEEN STREET. Honolulu, T. H. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural company, Onom ea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar Company, Waluku Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar Plantaton Company, Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch. Charles M. Cooce Presdent Geo. H,. Robertson. & Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. F. W. Macfarlane Audtor P C. Jones Drector C.. Cooke Drector J. R. Gat Drector All of the above named consttute the Board of Drectors. Empre Chop J House (Lately Palace Grll.) Bothel St. Opp. Empre Theatre. Open Day and Nght. Cusne Unsurpassed. BEST MEALS AT ALL PRCES! PARAGON PANT AND ROOFNGCO PETER HGGNS, Manager. Estmates Freo of Charge. PHONEkC0. OUlco No. 039 Bethel St. near Hotel. FOR SALE. Solar Water Heaters, 3U to 120 gallons, Galv. ron Tanks any sze and weght, Shee Metal Work of all knds mado to order on short notce, Water Plpo nnd Fttngs 4 to 2 n. n slz, PJumblng and Ppe Fttng. Job work gven prompt attenton. EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. Phone Kln? 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4 f4j H 0 m!mmwwf m 11 M roun 1HM HAWAAN STAB, TUESDAY, tfuly C, TXe HsLroLoLn Star Sjl.M.lVVll.fvL. X. UA1L.X ANU Sablhed every ernoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaan Star Newsvvpkb Assocaton. SUBSCRPTON RATES. ocal, per annum $ 8.oo Poreffn, pcrcunum a.oc Payable n Advance. KnUred at Pott Offce at Honolulu, Hawa, at tcond clatt mall matter. O 8nbtcrlbra who ao not get ther papers regularly wll confer a favor y netlfylnn the Star Offlca; Telephone 365. Tho Bupreme Court of Tha Tarrltory of Hawa hat declared.both THE SEMWEEKL HAWAAN STAR (dally) and THE STAR newrpapert l general crculaton throughout tho Terrtory of Hawa, "sutable for proceedng. erdjv, Juotajment and decreet entered or rendered fn tho Courte of tha Tarrltory of Hawa." Lottara to THE HAWAAN STAR should not be addretted to any ndlvlkaa l connectad wth tha offlca, but lmply to THE HAWAAN STAR, or to tte Edtoral or Busness Departments, accordng to tenor or purpose. GEORGE F. HENSHALL MANAGER TUESDAY, THE GREATEST WORK FOR HONOLULU,.UL 6, 190.J v The supervsors arc to vote tomght on a Promoton apprecaton. At the Settle Exposton, the Hawa Promoton Commttees work has once more showed ts value. t "s evdent now that the exhbt s lc gong to be as productve an advertsement as these slands ever had Exposton s jng wouldb e purchasers that the are eclpsed by ether of these n attractve, not for sale. At the same tme, n general local prosperty, there s a very cloar ness. The grounds here aro most The pneapple denonbeautful ly exhbt and showng of the effectveness of the earler work. n all lnes of local lad out, and tho natural stratlon secton s one of tle greatest topography and beauty of the Puget attractons on the grounds. t s trade, there s a flowng of better busness. We have more vstors countryhas wonsou rendered possble derful how people wll go after that than ever before, and almost alkjcr the world, Hawa s begnnng features of beauty that no prevous ex canned frut. Of course we all know poston had to work wth, Everybody that t s good, and that most persons to be talked of as a tourst resort. A traveler just arrved from England tells of the ntentons of the Sa&a Fe ralroad agency n London wth whom have talked has been lm lke t, but t s a revelaton to fnd that to make Hawa a part of ts advertsng campagn for travellers. n vew of these development whch are constantly ncreasng, the supervsors n votng fnally"tongbt upon the proposed Promoton Commttee appropraton, wll make a great mstake f they do not pass t. That they wll be flyng YTopposton to strong local sentment The Promoton Commttees work, kept up to s easly ascertanable. ts hgh mark, means the makng of Honolulu, com.munt es and other sland wth t. To cte an example, all the vast productveness of SoutlerTCaffornfa have been but an tem n makng the great cty of Los Angeles as compared to the tourst trade. n, the West ndes and other places" comparable to Hawa and Los Angeles, the people arc begnnng to fnd the value of a tourst campagn. Year by year tle speed a?d"comfort of travel are ncreased and the volume of travel grows wth them. P,y her Promoton Commttee work, Hawa s forgng to the front n ths most proftable of all trades. t s the only one whch may n reasonable tme fulfll a recent enthusastc toursts prophecy that Tantalus would soon look down upon a cty of a mllon nhabtants. For the local supervsors to neglect ths work would be folly. Let the appropraton pass, and let the management of t be left wth those who have so ably clone the work thus far. AN MPROVE D CELEBRATON. The prvate use of freworks s lkely to be done away wth n many more Amercan communtes as a result of yesterdays accdents. ;n ts ssue ot June 20, a week before the celebraton ths vear.. the t Lterary Dgest called attenton to a record of about aoo persons M klled and 28,000 wounded n Fourth of July celebratons of the pre vuuh sx yyus. mportant Amercan ctes nau arcauy passed laws to prohbt use of freworks by prvate ndvduals, and more, may be expected to follow sut. Sprngfeld, Massachusetts, s referred to as a cty wbcl whle stoppng freworks, provded for other pleasures, among them beng an elaborate mornng parade, of whch the followng feature s one n whch Honolulu could far outdo ths larger Manland cty: "Most mpressve and sgnfcant was the contrbuton of the varous races and natonaltes that help make up the ctzenshp of Sprngfeld. Tn a populaton of 80,000, representatves of thrteen peoples were foudwho by ther nterest, enthusasm, and publc sprt furnshed the clmax of the parade. Three great dvsons of the human famly appeared n ths pageant of the natons: n the ranks were the offsprng of four contnents. Europe, Asa. Afrca. Amerca. Chnamen, Ethopans. Englsh. Scotch, rsh. French, Germans, talans, Greeks. Swedes. Poles. Armenans, and Syrans strove, n cordal emulaton, to slfow the characterstc qualtes of each neonle, and the contrbuton each was makng to Amercan l?r" Such frendly strfe of the races here n the formaton of clar actcrstc parade features, would produce a wonderful result. For the after sutable exercses the Sprngfeld celebratons were held n narks, where musc, games, etc.. attracted the crowds. Tn the even Zng there was llumnaton oflbe most elaborate knd, and grand of freworks, at four centers, n charge of commttees. Thr. ftndcd a day of great lfe and brllance wth no unnecessary accdent. ft The Eagle screamed well n Hawa yesterday. Dr. Green thrll d and entertaned an mmense audence m the Opera House wh a plquddly eloquent FourthofJul y address, there was a fne parade mlplentof freworks, whle Hlo broke all her records for eclebra ftbns, aded by a large excurson from ths cty. The Seattle pneapple scheme makes the rght knd of a ht. A racry great majorty of the people o7 the Manland have5 never even jffafetcd pneapple at all. HAWAS HT N SEATTL, (Wll J. CoopCr.) we have on exhbton. A great py SEATTLE, W11., June 23. f the frst ramld ot cocoanuts standng ffteen feet three weeks can gve tny ndcaton or nlore 1,1 "eght, attracts a great deal of Seattles btg attenton, although show wll certanly untl yesterday bo not more lnn nun nnrsnn n nn mrw fully up to all the expectatons of ts wlnt le MutB, the huaks nre Now promoters. The attendance thus far we have fastened t number or the has exceeded expectatons, and the nuts upon the ple, whch have half of statement s now made that there s no the coverng removed, and (several doubt that the enterprse wll not only whch have been sawn lu half. Now prove a success artstcally, but that these people recognze the nuts as t wll break even fnancally; a tlng they have been used to seeng.them whch most smlar enterprses n re n tle markets, and our force or nt years have not done. Startng tendunts do not have so much ex u on.tune 1st. wth an attendance ot planng to do. A lnrge framed protoove r 91,000, the dally attendance has, graph of a eoebunt grove we have averaged nearly 2.!,000 snce, wth a also. fastened to one sde of our coroafrratoul of 528,315 up to last nght, nut heap to show vstors what the And the best s beleved to be yet to treoalook lke on whch the nuts grow, come. Travel from the East has not and half a dozen of the sprouted nuu yet begun to any extent, and the ral hnl.r bured n tubs, and a number of roads aro all preparng for a heavy cocoanut palms ten or ffteen feet hgh traltlc begnnng next month and con anletes our nrt dsplay and through the summer. fords much nterest. f wo wanted 10 have seen tho Ex 1 thnk wo could close out our entre poston at Buffalo, and also the bg cocoanut stock n half a day at a St. Lous far, and cannot sec that good prollt for t keps,us all busy tol.lth e pressed the same as have been wth not one person a hundred really the mposng attractveness of every knows what a real pneapple tastes thng anl surprsed wth the preten Hke, and how thoy( nvarable enthuse tous character of the exposton. after eatng two 01;,Uee slces. The Hawas exhbt has certanly made other day one man kat down and ate sx good. We were a week late n gettng dshes of t before,e left the Table, or opened, and there s a lot of detal consderably more than the contents work to be done yet, but n spte ot o.r a can. A great many others have the fact that carpenters are stll,at several helpngs, and at tmes our grls work n the buldng, and that thngs have to call for help n servng tho look rather mxed up to us, we are frut. We employ regularly three or drawng larger crowds daly than al four young women from the unversty most any other buldng n the grounds, n order to take care of the busness the man government buldng possbly whch has developed almost n a day. excepted. Not only do people come Kaas boys have been here for over n crowds, but they go away only to a week. They have a palm bedecked come back agan. They say that the stand elevated above the pneapple Hawaan buldng s "somethng df tabl s, and when they are playng ferent." Now Calforna, for nstance, (whch s at half hour ntervals has a beautful buldng and a magn throughout tae day) the crowd n that flcent dsplay splenddly arranged. Cal part of tho buldng becomes so comtorn a s an old baud at exposton pact that t s dffcult to move about busness and knows exactly how to do at all. The Federal governments blo thngs, but by ths same token people graph room s n a secton of our buldkno w a gobd deal about Caltorna and ng wth a thn partton between, and Calforna products and dont know t has been necessary to alternate the "how mdny persons have sad to me n musc wth the lectures, else the leesubstance "Ves Calfornas buldng turers would talk to empty benches, s just beautful, but you know ve and the movng pcture operator show seen all that knd of thng before. But hs vews to a deserted house; Our here everythng s so new and nter musc beats every other attracton estng." wthn hearng dstance, and we have There s scarcely anythng n Ha really aroused sonj) envy, thnk, on wals buldng that does not attract the part ot less patronsed exhbtors attenton. Hundreds ot persons daly elsewhere. stop to examne and enqure about the Persons n Honolulu who vle.wed the magnfcent kuku nut portere made school work exhbted n the rjfle range by the ndustral School boys, whch buldng before.l was packed to Bend hangs at the entrance, wth ts greet to the exposton, wll be scarcely sur ng "Aloha" worked out n lghted nuts prsed to learn that Hawa has one of n the desgn. Then our koa wood fur the very best, f not the best," school nture and fttngs come n tor mucn exhbts at the exposton. t s admraton and commentj. especally more extensve than almost any other, tourpost er the great "famly szed" and n character of work 1, much su bed furnshed by Lucas Bros., and the peror to much that s to be seen n hall clock and, desks bult by James, the buldngs at Calfornas and Wash of Hlo. The tables and chars used ngtons. Teachers and educators have n the pneapple secton, whch were been very generous n ther prase, and made by the Hawaan Mahogany Co. there s no doubt that ths one part of are the cause of endless envy on the our dsplay wll go a long ways to part of vstors, and f we had a buld wards placng Hawa n the proper ng full of such stuff, and a sellng con lght to the manland people. Mr. cesson thnk we could make a good Charles E. Kng, who nstalled the exthn the furnture blsness alone. "hbt for the school department, de n the matter of sellng thngs, peo serves much credt for the effectve pe want to buy prdctcally everythng manner n whlh he dd t. WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETN FOR THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 26, Honolulu, June 28, 190Q. GENERAL SUMMARY. The week was slghtly warmer than the precedng one on Moloka; Oabu, exceptng n the Koolaupoko dstrct; Kaua, exceptg n fne Kawahau dstrct; Mau, exceptng n the Lahana dstrct, and n the N. Kohala, Hamakua, N. Hlo and Kau dstrcts of Hawa. The total ranfall for th"cweek was above the aferage of ten r more years at all statons havng such records on Kaua, Oahu generally; n the Makawao dstrct of Mau, and n the N. Kohaa.Ud portons of the Hamakua dstrcts of Hawa. The followng are the departures from the average, n nches, n the several dstrcts: Hawa N. Kohala to f3 Hamakua 0.58 to N. Hlo 0.07 to 0.83, Puna 0.08, Kau and N. Kona 0.04; Mau Makawao 1.03, and Lahana o.rs; Oahu Koolauloa 0.28, Koolaupoko 0.14 to.27j Honolulu 0.00 to and Ewa 0.10; and Kaua Hanale f o.33,koloa aj2, and Wamea Oahu 75.5 dcg nches. Kaua 75.6 dcg nch. Moloca 75.0 dcg. 0.8G nch. Entre Group deg nch. At the lptal offce of the U. S. Weather Bureau n Honohllu partly cloudy to cloudy weather obtaned, wth measurable ranfall on fve dates amountng to 0.12 nch, normal for the week, and 0.24 less than durng the precedng week. The maxmum temperature was 83 dcg., Jn,mtun,7o deg., ancl mean 76.4 deg. below the normal, and 0.8 deg. hgher than last week s. Tle mean daly relatve humdty ranged from 66 per,, cent to 78 per cent, and the, mean for the week was 70.0 per cent. Northeasterly wnds prevaled on each day, wth an average hourly vcocjty of 8.7 mles. The mean daly barometer ranged from to nches, and the meano r the week , was.04 nch above.normal. M WW H P ll 11 Msffflmmmnmmm mwmmmmm H wrtlf tlmptuf m mm jroand r BrrrtnfH 1 Followng are the amounts, n nches, n the several dstrcts: Ha Tle movng pcture shows wll have to be decent, or, lke the wa N. Kohala 0.88 to tm. 1.10, Hamakua 0.00 to 0.63, N Hlo...t a : 1 o.?o to ws, uvy wm nave u 11 gtr. 0.50, S. Hlo 0.65 to 1.57, Puna 0.80, Kau 0.00 to 0.17, S. Kona 2.08, LGHT AND REFRESHNG. THE BEER FOR THE and N. Kona 1.44; Mau Makawao 1.83 to 3.1 1, Hana 2.05 to 3.28, Waluku 0.00 to 0.03, and Lahana 0.06; Oahu Koolauloa 0.58, Koolaupoko 0.50 to 2.18, Honolulu 0,12 to 3.63, and Ewa 0.24 to 3.41 ; Kaua Hanale 1.27, Kawahau 0.91, Koloa 0.70 to 1.84, and Wamea 0.28; and Moloka The need o ran s beng felt n some dstrcts of Hawa, nad Kaua, Tt s to be hoped that next Fourth of July the plan of settng off other than the dry dstrcts. f freworks at the beach wll be tred. A dsplay from a barge anchored The followng table shows tle weekly averages of temperature and Sole Agents For some dstance of tle Wakk Hawa beacn would be far more effectve than ranfall for the prncpal sramts and for the Group:, one n the town. t would WNES AND LQUORS. also be more safe, for there s always some. ". Temperature. Ranfall lttle danger n sendng up rockets and other peces n a crowded " Hawaj deg, 0.72 nch.: ;1G9,JK?NG STREET., TELEPHONE 240. secton. Ma 74 3eg nches, U t MWtKM PAGE POULTRY FENCE Top or bottom ral are not necessary wth PAGE FENCE, and the posts can be placed 20 feet to 40 feet apart. PAGE POULTRY PENCE s not a flmsy nettng, but a strong substantal Fence that wll keep your Poultry n, and all anmals out, costng no more than the other knd. t Acetylene f ght & Agency Co., Ltd., J S47 KAAHUMANU ST., HONOLULU. 0 c 3 Somethng New AGAZNE BNDERS We have them for all the Standard Publcatons. Take care of your1 rragaznes by usng these bnders. Each bnder wll hold from 6 to 12 Publcatons.. Offce Supply Oompan 31 Port Street Level Dp Your Lot PHONE 890. Sol, black or Walanae sand, coral or rock furnshed to fll up depressons or buld up terraces. Also men to do the work. P. M. POND P. O. BOX 162. Bbbon Vhfallll Costs no more M Tastes lke more TROPCS. NONE SO GOOD. RNG UP FOR A DOZ EN PNTS OR QUARTS. YOULL ORDER MORE. Lews & Co., Ltd d S 50C. U U L U a n d SLVER $5.50 and $5.00 LMTED. FORT STREET. Establshed 1S79. Dont Use Glasses Unless you need them and when yoa do need them to sure thoy lt you We gve you a tnorough 8lamnaton, and t you dont nead glasses wll tell you; f you do wll sal yor the best ((( 3 1 C0 Optcal Department. DR. F. SCHURMANN Optcan. LTD STENWAY STARR AND OTHER PAN03. THAYER PANO CO. 156 Hotel St., Opp. Young Hotel. Phone 218. TUNNG GUARANTEED. OUTNG HATS 50C. Just the thngs for trampng or rdnn: heavy straw. Also Lauhal a, Bamboo, Manla, Loulu and ftlce Straw Hats. HAWA AND SOUTH SEAS "CURO CO. Bshop SU (Under the Electro Sgn, next Cable Offce.) Al knds WRAPPNG PAPERS ano TWNES, PRNTNG and WRTNG PAPERS. AMERCANHAWAA PAPER A 8UPPLY CO, LTD. GEO. Qr GULD. General Manao.tr. Fort and Queen Streets. Honolulu. PHONE New shpment of patterns and X ntvlan nn " Hlfl t a bcb u low jubl ruueveue 3?.1. Hopp & 185 Kng Street SESHESSE52E55EJSS252H55E5S553 Co.f At JORDANS Fort Street THE CELEBRATED MAMM RENE Cors 8 fs POPULAR at MODELS $7.50, $12.50 and $ f 4 t

5 TUB HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY! JULY 6, SEVEN p AMUSEMENTS., THE ART New Feature Flm The Lght n the Wndow! 8 8 BB5B3SS5EHE9 Three changes a week 1 31 Park MONDAY, WEDNESDAY 9 and FRDAY g 3 Theater FORT BELOW BERET AN A ST. Open Ar Rovng Pcture Exhbton HAWAAN ORCHESTRA., Program Changed 3 TMES A WEEK 3 Admsson 10 cents Chldren 5 cents Reserved Seats 15 cents OOOOOOOOOOOSOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o WORLDFAMOU S JUGGLER TONGHT. n. addton to regular pctures. movng ENTRE NEW p$6gram. TWO SHOWS DALY. Admsson 10C( 15c and 25c CKCXXXOOCOCCOOOOOOOOOOOOO MOT ON OPEN OPPOSTE THE AR PCTURES EMPRE. Admsson l. 100 Reserved 15c JP. xjol o The Beer thats brewed to sut the clmate. Terrtoral Board of mmnratnn OFFCE: 405 StangenwaTd Bldg. HONOLULU. AWJWWW.V.V.WAV.VA S Waterman Fountan Pens 5 Complete repar equpment J uqf rapplvpl rrnm tla fn.nfnrv Henry B. ARLEGH & CO., LTD. Hotel Street, opp. Unon. Ollams Funerdb Drector And Enbalmer. Love Buldng, 1142 and 1144 Upper Fort Street OfflM Telephone 64. House Telephone Fn Job PrnUng, JtaTjOfflc. " 1 2tt Are You Buyng Recepts? Why not buy a home? Fgure out what a comfortable home couw have been bought wth, the money you have squandered on rent.!"" Have you had a real home durng your rentng exstence? To be a renter and have lomcy deas s dscouragng, for one naturally hestates to spend trref and money on an ungrateful landlords property for the comforts one s enttled to. We offer the soluton to your home problem n our houses and lots at Kamuk Park Tract. The cool, healthy clmate at that deal elevaton, that uncqualed vew of the mountans, valleys and bay, the congenal neghbprhood, accessblty to street cars and town, and all modern comforts, coupled wth the nvestment opportunty n a dstrct destned to become Honolulus choce resdence secton, wll nterest you. On a small payment down, you can now secure a lot. We can buld you a modern artstc Bungalow to sut you. wth your deas ncorporated and a nomnal rent wll pay for the place nstead of the rent recepts. Gve us the opportunty to explan how ths can be done. Real 82 Kng Estate Exchange, : How the possbltes for a nose less Fourth appeal to us at ths wrtn g. ABOUT THE CHANGE. The departure of Mr. Bldgood from Halewa has been a source o,t wonder to" everyone who has ever vsted the place and to all of M Bdgoods frends. That ho has made good there, as everywhere else he has been goes wthout sayng and the publc felt that ho was a permanent fxture at the hotel. Mr. Kmball who succeeds hm has all of the qualfcatons of a good hotel man and wll be as popular as hs predecessor. He s well known hero has anost of frends and s a good handler o the golf stcks. The patrons of Halewa may rest assured of as polte attenton at the hands of Manager Kmball and staff as the place was noted for under the management of Mr. Bldgood. The Board of Lcense Commssoners for the Cty and County of Hondlul u wll hold a meetng at the Executve Buldng on Frday July 115th, ( 1909, at 4 p. m., to consder the applcaton of Carl Klemme, for a restaurant lcense to sell ntoxcatng lquors at corner of Queen and Rchard Streets, Honolulu, under the provsons of Act 119, Sesson Laws of All protests or objectons aganst the ssung of a Llcenso under sad Applcaton should bo fled wth the Secretary of the Board not later than the tlmo set for sad hearng. CARLOS A. LONG, Sec. Board of Lcense Commssoners. 4ts Juno 18, 25 July 2, 9. No. 1G2. TERRTORY OF HAWA. Court of Land Regstraton. TERRTORY OF HAWA to NA LAN A. OLDS; Y. ANN; JOHN C. CLUNEY; TERRTORY OF HA V WA, by Charles R. Hemenway, as Attorney General, and by Marston Campbell, as Superntendent of Publc Works, CTY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, by Joseph J. Fern, as Mayor and Presdent of the Board of Supervsors; EXCELSOR LODGE, No. 1,. O. O. F., by M. T. Smonton, Lester Petrle and B. F. Lee, Board of Trustees, successor n nterest to t, A. S. Wood, Henry Hackfeld and Thomas Spencer, Street Rent Opposte mskr Trustees for Excelsor Lodge, No. 1, ndependent Order of Odd Fellows; SAMOTO, and to ALL whom t may concern: Whereas, a petton Has teen presented to sad Court by CHARLES M. COOKE, LMTED, to regster and confrm ts ttle n the followngdescrbe d land: Lot on.lllha Street, Honolulu, beng portons of L. C. A to Maho e and L. C. A. G23C to Kaalawaawa. Begnnng on the northwest sde of Lllha Street at the South outsde corner of a concrete retanng wall, sad corner beng by true azmuth 20810, feet, from a government street monument at the ntersecton of Vne yard and Lllha Streets on a lo.ft. offset southwesterly to the northeast lne of "Vneyard Street and on 15fa t. offset northwesterly to the proposed new Southeast lno of Lllha Street (from sad monument a fre hydrant n Vneyard Street bears 31317, feet, and the Leah! Trg. Staton "), and runnng by truo azmuths: ", 98.3 feet, along outsde of retanng wall, along Lllha Street; 2. J4C39, feet, along fence; 3. G902, 95.3 feet, along fence; 4. 32S35, feet, along fence, to the ntal pont. Contanng an area of 13,320 square feet. You are hereby cted to appear at tlo Court of Land Regstraton, to be held at the Cty and County of Honolulu on the 21st day of July, A. D. 1909, at one oclock and thrty mnutes n the afternoon,to show cause, f any you have, why the prayer of sad petton should not bo granted. And unless you appear at sad Court at the tlmo and place aforesad your de fault wll bo recorded, and tho sad petton wll bo taken as confessed, and you wll be forever barred from contestng sad petton or any decree entered thereon. Wtness tho Honorable W. J. ROB NSON, Judgo of sad Court, ths 25th day of June, n the year nneteen hundred and nne. Attest wth Seal of sad Court: (Seal.) M. T. SMONTON, Regstrar. 4ts June 25; July 2,"9"and 10. Lmted, Unon Grll ; SHERFFS flfssk SALE NOTCE. Under and by vrtue of a Wrt r. Executon ssued out of the Dstrct Court of Honolulu, CU7 and County of Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa, on the 9th day of Juno A. b. 1909, n the natten of Alex Neumann, plantff aganst wn. n. Zmmerman, defend ant, dd n sad Honolulu, Cty and County aforesad, Terrtory of Ha wal, on the 10th day of Juno A. D, 1909, levy upon and shall offer for sale and sell at publc aucton to the hgh est bdder at tho Polce Staton, Kb. akaua Hale, n sad Honolulu, Qounty and Terrtory aforesad at 12 oclock noon of Tuesday tho 13th day of July A. D. 1909, all the rght, ttle and n terest of tho sad Wn.. Zmmerman defendant aforesad, n and to tho fol lowng descrbed property, unless tho sum of Ono Hundred and Ffty and Sxtyon e, ($150. Gl) dollars, that beng the amount for whch sad Executon was ssued, to gether wth nterest, costs, my fees and expenses are prevously pad. PROPERTY TO BE SOLD. 34 tumblers, 27 saucers, G cups, 48 glass bowls, 1 sugar bowl, 1.frut stand, 1 glass jug, G frut stands, scale (counter), 15 trays, 1 waterco ol er, 3 largo counters 2 small counters, marble stand, G chars, 1 tablo 1 ce chest, 3 4 bag Hawaan salt, 2 bags Ryo Meal (large), 4 small bags Corn Meal, 12 box Ryo Meal, 1 4 bag sugar, 2 sacks flour, money tll, together wth a lot of knves, pots, pans, spoons, plates cups fryng pans a wrappng paper stand and a small wooden Terms, Cash. table. CHARLES H. ROSE, Deputy Sherff, Dstrct of Honolul Cty nnd County of Honolulu, Honolulu, Juno 10, ts Juno 10, 2G, July 12. N THE CRCUT COURT; OF THE Frst Judcal Crcut Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate n tho Matter of tho Estato of Mary Kate Slnglehurst, Deceased..On. Readng and Flng the petton of Wllam, Gbson Slnglehurst, of Ho nolulu, sland of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa, allegng that Mary Kate of Honolulu aforesad ded ntestate at sad Honolulu on the 23rd day of January, 1909, leavng property n the Terrtory of Hawa necessary to be admnstered upon, and prayng that Letters of Admnstraton ssue to hm, t s Ordered Hnt Monday the 2nd day of August 1901), at ten oclock A. M. ho and hereby s apponted for hearng sad petton n the Court Room of ths Court at Honolulu aforesad, at whch tme and place all persons concerned nny appear and show cause, t any they have, why sad should not be granted, By the Court, (Sgned) M. T. SMONTON, Clerk. Hhnes, Stanley and Olson, Attorneys for Pettoner. 4ts Juno 24, July 1, S. 15, HE L ft NSTALLED Prnce Kalananaou, asssted by Na ;aran Fernandez and John K. Kama noulu of the Hawa Captan No. 1, Order of Kanehmneha nstalled tlo well lked and there arc many who beleve the dsmssal s not n accordance wth the best justce. 10 MOTONS FAL (Contnued from Pace One.) wtlll zauce. me men t4me " " a felony. Llghtfoot objected tq goln nto cr cumstances. The supremo oun em that two thngs wero to bo consdered n ball the fnancal condton ot a defendant and the helnousness ot the charge. Those men wero poor and the offense charged was trval. They were presumed to be nnocent untl proved gulty. Knney repled that the poverty 01 the defendants was a fcton. Ther bal was beng put up by tho Hgher Wage Assocaton. Luhtfoot retorted that tho state ment ot Knney was gratutous and wthout foundaton. Judge De Bolt sad tho court would not consder tho remark Ball would bo $200 each. DSCHARGE S DENED. Followng the denal of hs moton for contnuance before Judge Robn son, Llghtfoot presnted a moton ot whch notce had been gven for tho dscharge ot Jotaro Mlkawa and the nne others on tral. Ths was argued by counsel untl nearly noon, when Judgo Robnson dened t and Lght foot proceeded to open the defense to tho jury. HANGED TO The body of an unknown Japanese was found hangng from the lmb of a hau tree by James G. Spencer on Sun day lp a secluded spot n Speucers resdence grounds n Nuanu. ndl catons were that tlo Jap had clmbed tho tree, adjsted a rope, slpped the noose about hs neck and dropped to death, hs body remanng there sov eral days before beng found. The Hoard of Lcense Commssoners for tho Cty and County of Honolulu wll hold n meetng at the Executve Buldng on Frday, July 80th, 1909, at 4 p. 111., to consder the Applcaton of W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd., for a Second Class Knloou Lcense to sell ntoxcatng lquors at No. 14 Merchant Street, "Royal Annex Cafo" under the provson!) of Act 11!), Sesson jwh nf nn? All protests or objectons aganst the ssuance of a Lcense under sad Applcaton should be lled wth the Secretary of the Hoard not later thnn the tme set for sad hearng. CARL&S A. LONG..Secretary Hoard of Llcenso Commssoners. ts July 2, 9, 1G, 23. The Hoard of Lcense Commssoners for the Cty and County of Honolulu wll hold a meetng at tho Execlt Buldng 011 Frday, July 30th, 1909, 1 at p. n., to consder the Applcaton of John Edward Roberts for a Second Class Saloon Lcense to sell ntoxcatng lquors at No. 821 Alakea Streot, formerly "Kentucky Saloon" under the provsons of Act 119, Sesson Laws of 190". All protests or objectons aganst tho ssuance of a Lcense under sad Applcaton should bo fled wth the Secretary of the Board not later than fllcers of the Mamalahoa Chapter No. forsatho tme set hearng. Order of Kamehnmela last Sunday CARLOS A. LONG, at Hllo. There were present durng Secretary Hoard of Lcense Commssoners. the nstallaton ceremones the followng members of the local order, Carlos ts July 2, 9, 1G, 23. A. Long, Knwa Knalhuo, L. A. K, Evans, Antono Fernandez and. Manuel NOTCE TO CREDTORS. K. Cook. After the nstallaton ceremonle.4 the ESTATE OF DAVD.MAKAlO. order marched out n a body to Hal DECEASED. Church. The undersgned htfvlng on the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1909, been duly apponted admnstratrx of the estato of MAJOR NO MORE. Major J. T. Clarke, 26th nfantry, Davd Makapo, deceased, by Hon. W. ravelng to the States aboard the U. J. Robnson, Thrd Judge ot the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut, hereby S. transport Sherdan whch arrved gves notce to all credtors ot sad here yesterday, s n recept of cable estate to present ther clams duly news nt ths port whch means hs dsmssal after 37 years n the servce. vouchers, f any exst, even f the clam luthentcated and wth the proper n Manla he was tred on charges of s secured by mortgage upon real estate, to her, or to Solomon Malelona, fnancal rregulartes. The Major s ut hs offce, Mclntyro Buldng, Honolulu, T. H., wthn sx months from ths date, or they wll be forever barred. Honolulu, July MARY MAKAPO, of the Estato of Davd Admnstratrx Makapo, deceased. 5ts July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. New Advertsements N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE Frst Crcut. Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers n Probate. n tho matter of tho Estate of Mrs. Prlsclla E.. Hassnger, deceased. Order of N6tco of Hearng Petton for Admnstraton. On Readng and Flng tho Petton of Etta Hassnger Sullvan ot Hono lulu, allegng that Mrs. Prscllla E. Hassnger of Honolulu, ded ntestate at Honolulu, Oahu, on tho 27th day of May, A. D., 1909, leavng property n tlo Terrtory of Hawa necessary to bo admnstered upon, and prayng that Letters of Admnstraton ssue to Wllam O. Smth. t s Ordered, that Monday, tho 9th day of August A. D. 1909, at ten oclock A. M., bo ald hereby s ap ponted for hearng sad Petton n tho Court Room of ths Court at tho Judcary Buldng, Honolulu, Oahu, at whch tmo and place all persons concerned may appear and show causo, t any they have, why sad Petton should not be granted. Dated at Honolulu, July C, By the Court: J A. THOMPSON, Clerk, of tho Crcut Court ot tho Frst Crcut. SMTH & LEWS for Pettoner. 4ts July G, 13, 20, 27. f You Cannot carry your busness wth you when you take your vacaton ths summer bear n mnd that fnancal matters and other nterests requrng careful and ntellgent attenton may be left wth us and wll dled be properly han Trust Bshop Co., Ltd., Bethel Street UMZLm URSMARY: dscharges; KEL1KVKD N : 24 HOURS! Each Cap, sulc tenrfmdy) the nam.w Bcvartuf tmuttrfnu ALL DltUOUhTS. Y. OR MB! A bargan 011 Aloha Lane, Oar Young Street. Modern cottage of two sleepng rooms, lvng room, ktchen nnd bath. Prlco J J cash. Balance on mortgage. A thrco bedroom cottage wth lot 00x200 on Lunalllo Street. Prlco $ FOB NT Furnshed cotte Wakk $10.00 Young St " " Wlder Ave.. 45.WJ " " Prospect St Unfurnd cottage Maazlne St. $21.50 " " Matlock Avo " " Lunalllo St Walklkl Rd " " Wlder Av Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets. feltrustx0mpah RUSTCOMPANY. T LMTED " REMEMBER THOSE AT SEA! A WRELESS MESSAGE! Classfed Advertsng PANO"ONrN(TNREPRNOf James Snerldan, tuner and reparng of panos and organs. No. 62, Hotel street, orders left at Hawaan News Co., Young buldng. Good panos to rent or sell at cheapest ratet. WAXTEU JO tuy Old bookst magaznes, Hawaan stamps and curos. Books exchanged. Weedon Curo Bazaar, Masonc Temple, Alakea street. FOR RENT. Frst class turnlshod roonb centrally located. Hot and cold hatha, Arlngton Hotel, 215 Hotel St. Buffalo Kahlkna fell from hlshorso Saturday n Mollll and was rushed to tho Queens hosptal, supposed to be dyng. He awoke from Ms trance, however, and began to sng. A jag probably saved the fellows lfo, for a drunk usually falls soft. NOTCE TO BONDHOLDERS, KOHALA bugar CO. n accordance wth the terms under whch ts bont wejw ssued, the Ko hala Sugar Company wll pay, wth accrued nterest, on August; 1st, 1909, Fortyfv e Thousand and CO100 dollars ($45,000.00) of ts bonds. Tho numbers of uc bonds to be pad are as follows: S 85 11S SC 122 C 24 S H C SO C 1G Notce s hereby gven to tlo holders of these bonds to present tho same for payment at tho bankng house ot Tho Bank of Hawa, Lmted, lu Honolulu, on August 3st, 1909, and that nterest on same wll cease on and after that date. CHAS. H. ATHERTON, Treasurer, Kohala Sugar Co. Honolulu, Juno 25th, llts Juno 25, 29, July 2, C, 9, 13, ltr, 20, 23, 27, 30. OFFCE CONSTRUCTNG QUARTER MASTER, Honolulu, T.., Juno Sealed proposals, n trplcate, wll bo receved hero untl 12 noon July 7, 1909, and thou opened, for fllng ponds on U. S. Mltary Reservaton, Walklkl, Honolulu, t. H. nformaton furnshed upon applcaton. B, Evoloth Wnslow, Constg. Qr. Mr., U. S. A. Cts Juno , 1C, 17, July 3, C. Dr. JS H. Raymond PHYSCAN AND SURGEON. Ofllco wth Dr. C. B. Wood, CG Bere tanla Street. Ofllco Hours 10 to 12 a. m 2 to 4 P. m., 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. TelephoneOff lco 24; tesldenco 14G0 Tho Only Best Root Pant s The EUREKA PERFECTON PANT. 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6 sports eght THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 190D, 3 A crown of glory s a beautful An Australan lady jgf M2. nnw n l.fvflnn wntoa under jlato Jan. 28, tk)7: "AveraltalrVlcnr has dono my har head of har. wmtm a world of good. Thank3 to t, my har 13 now thck, glojsy, and soft, and when plated s 65 nches long. Ayera Har Vgor ought to bo used by ovory woman who takes prdo n ho appearance." foualsfcmaylavglory f you wll follow the ex ample of ths lady and uso 9 19 Q Mar Vgor t wll remove all dandruff and maktt your har rh and abundant, Pn Or! 0. A C,.." M skorao For Coverng Wallpape r, Plaster or Wood. The deal santary wall coverng. many tnts. See sample j actual use n new rooms of the Alexauder Young Cafe. Sold by Lewers & Coole, Ld., 177 S. Kng St. Phone 775. To HOUJRS Chcago From San Francsco, The Fastest transcontnental tran. OVERLAND LMTED Electrc Lghted, Buffet," Lbrary and Drawng Room compartment, observaton car, wth dner. Telegraphc nf a posted on tran. J5F" Southern c Pacfc fn ARRVALS SLK GOOD For years our lne of Slk goods has oen the best n town and our last shpment proved no excepton. wakam & Co., Hotel St. Your Bafg or ty one elses for that matter, wll feel happer wth one of our Baby Rngs. J. A. t. VEUA & CO. Jewelers. 113 Hotel Street. Your Pcture Taken Wth Greatest Cure HONOLULU ART PHOTO GALLERY. Hotel near Nuuanu. HLOS (Contnued GREAT CELEBHAT trom Page One.) ON tweuu ljunonku and Weber. A quet tp had been passed around to tlose on the "nsde" to but on Weber, al though Bunonru had been fgured ns an easy wnner, llundrcws upon hun dreds of dollars were thow,n.nto the mll. From the llrst half the Uanonca jockey began to pull hs horse. t was at lrst done on the off sde, but could bo seen, and a great howl arose from the grandstand. Ths dd not stop the cheat, however, for n the stretch t was clear to everyone that the jockey was throwng hs own horse the anmal, however, beng wllng enough to wn. The judges saw the swndle, announced no race and ruled the jockey ol the track. There were four entres for the har mle free for all Adran Lecouveur, J. T Weber and Koulon. Purse, $125, Lecouveur was the wnner;,1. T. sec ond, Houlou thrd and Weber fourth Tme, 52. Second race mle for Hnwatan.1 bred, purse of $500. Easter Hoy was frst and Young Sam second. Tme, 1:22 2. The Merchants Stakes free for all, purse of $1,500, was the one n whch the attempted swndle occurred. As before stated ths was declared no race. Race 4,.free for all trot or pace, Waldo,T won from John D, the tme beng 2::U 2. Race 5, 4 mle Japanese, free for all, $150, was by Tenyo n 1:24 4 Lna was second and Johnne thrd. Race t, U 4 Hawaan breds, purse $230, was won by Major Coller. Race 7, 3 4 mle free for all, purse $250, was easly won by Hanonca, who had a new jockey. Weber, wno was also n ths race, dropped back to the place expected for hm. Despte the bad feature referred to above, the meet was a great success. JACKSON DONE UP 0! A LTTLE JAP The defeat of Ngel Jackson, chan pon Marathon runner of the Hawaan slands, n the eleven mle race at Hlo on Saturday, was as great a surprse to many of the good people of the Rany Cty as t was to Jacksons frends here. Sr Ngel struck Hlo as other heroes.have struck other towns. Hs head was hgh and hs self confdence supreme. By lls swagger, hs record and hs talk t was made plan to the Hlo folk that nothng n the runnng lne could defeat the terrble Mr. Jackson. Nearly everybody had ths opnon. After the race was over there were those who declared " told you so, but n tn they had merely forgotten a lttle. Jackson was beaten far and square at ls own game, and by a lttle Japanese at that. He protested on the ground that the Jap had been asssted n the run, contrary to the rules; but ths clum was found to bo unworthy of partcular notce. He clamed, at the fnsh of the race, that hs ankle had gone to the bad; but the fact that he was around the streets of Hlo Saturday nght,.sunday and Monday, knocked ths excuse n the head. But to the race. Sx men lned up at the Nno Mle post near Olua for the run. These were: Ngel Jackson, Tsukamoto (the wnner), Ah Fook, Joe Canaro, Dal Fahey and Hasegawa. E. E. ("Dck) Rchards was the starter. The gun was fred at ) a. m. The run was down the government road to Hlo and thence three tmes around the race track. The Japanese, Tsukamoto, took the lead at the start and never lost t but once durng the entre run. Ah Fook, the Chnaman, pulled up second and once actually forged ahead of the new champon, but tne Jap, after repeated long spurts, drew ahead agan and lett Jackson far behnd. The Jap fnshed wthout any show of dstress. Ah Fook arrved upon the racetrack ahead of Jackson, hut n makng the lnal laps he quckly wlted, and was passed by Jackson. Canaro and Fahey readed the race track together and contnued to run together untl near the llnsh when Cnuurlo seemed to take wngs and flew oyer the lne ahead of hs opponent. Fahey save as an excuse for hs falure the statement that he had not traned for the event and was not n condton. Saturday mght Jackson was around Hlo tsveots offerng to bet $250 aganst a Hko amount that ho could defeat the lttle Jap n a full Marathon run around the horse track. ThlB wager was promptly taken up by John ORourko, te horseman. Jackson asked to bo allowed tme, and n loss than ten mnutes ho wns back wth the $250. Then, however, the be gan to proscrbe dfferent terms upon whch tho race should be run, and ths! caused a postponement temporarly, at least of an agreement. The tme made by the prclpals n tho race was as follows: Tsukamoto, lr., 1C mn.; Jackson 1 hr., 18 mll.; Ah Fook, hr., 20 2 nln. Jackson clamed that hs own tme was 1 h., 17 mn., but ths would make1 no the Jnp beng stll a mnute to the good. Jackson may really have not been n the heat of condton, but overconfldenc e was probably the cause of hs undong. Dal Fahey was planly not n condton. He frankly admtted havng celebrated too many Glorous Fourths of lnte and that tranng on that route had done hm no good. dlftlculty n slattng tlls race, some of the Japanese clamng that Ltna was over heght. The judges decded aganst ths tbjecton, but ths ntensfed Me c of the Japanese. n the race, Ltna drew thead from the start nnd ncreased her lead up to the fnsh. Charley was second a consderable part of the dstance, but FELO SPORTS AT Dckey pulled up and fnshed only a length behnd the wnner. Race 2, threefourth s mle, freefo r MOQHEAU PARK all, purse $1,000. McClennans Weber, llrst; Warrens Warng, second. Uu noncu dd not llnsh. Tme, 1:18. The feld sports program at MooleatjWo)jer wth r)0n,ngt,s Ferrelra up, park, hho, Monuay uurmuk, vaa leadng slghtly, when, n some delghtful feature n the general, way. the horse struck Banoncn. The bg round of happenngs on that date. latter stumbled and.fell and the 10, E. (Dck) Rchards, Dr. Bowman jockeys collar bone wns broken. and Mr. Johnson (of tho Hawa Herald) were n charge. These events Thrd race, one half mle free for all, $250 prze. Adran Lecouvreur fnsh followed tho lterary stunts at the band ed llrst. Tme, Clara U, second; Lzze Moore, thrd; J. To ffth. stand n the same park and to wt ness them the grand stand was flled wth people and hundreds Wnner fnshed three lengths to the mere crowded upon the lawn. place throughout race and Lzze Moore good. Clara C held a close second Followng were tho prncpal events: came n a close thrd, fnshng only a Frst Clmbng greased pole Przes at tho top conssted of length behnd. Mr..McLennan was money, BY 10 GANTS Three lno games of baseball were played at Hooulu park n o on tho afternoon of July Fourth. The llrst was between two junor teams known ns the Young Hllos nnd Punas. Tho last also a junor game. nterest cen. tered n the second game Hlo vs. Mooheauf or the season that Hddlo Fernandez bunch of twrlors appear ed n t. n place of tho Honolulus playng the Hllos or Mooheaus straght, tho vstors were dvded up between the two teams. Ths created consderable dssatsfacton at frst, but when t became clear that the arrangement was thua made n order to obtan a better qualty of baseball, the kckers subsded. The bg grandstand at the race track was well flled durng the games. About $2G0 were taken n at the gate. Ragsdale was the umpre. n the frst and second nnngs, no runs were made. n the thrd the Mooheaus faled, but the Hllos mado two runs. n tho fourth there were RAGES ST TRACK T 0 The lorso races on Saturday, July 2, resulted ns follows: Race 1. one half mle, Japanese horses, 1 1 hnnds or under, $50 prze. Won by nades lnn: Yamanagas Cbarley, second; Tasaks Dckey, thrd. Tme, ft 2. There was consderable much congratulated on the form of hs baseballs, bats and other thngs. horse n ths event. Second 300 yard race for boys, won by J. Gonsalves. Prze, $2.50. Race 4, threetourt mle, free for Obstacle race Frst prze $2.50, won all, $100 purse. Tenyo, frst. Tme. by Ah Fook; second, $1.00, J. Pa. 1:24 2. Lnn second; Charles, thrd: Threeleggd d race Frst prze won Jmmy, fourth. Tenyo, the wnner, by M. Furtado, $3; second $1.50, by was a great favorte among tho Japanese. J. Gonsalves. GOO yards dash Prze $1, won by Race 5, one mle Hawaan bred, L. Kekoa. $1000 purse. Major Coller, frst. Tme Extra pole clmbng contest Won 1:46 2. ndgo second; Young Sam, by Donald James. Specal cash prze. thrd. The start was excellent and n addton to these events there race close and exctng. Coller wnnng by a neck only. were a number of others of whch no records could be kept. One of the Race U, fveeght mle, free.for most nterestng of these was a scram. nl. $500 nurse. Banonlca, frst. Tme, bo of small boys for nckels..two Bonne Judds Captan Forethreorh:o: 2. e dozen Colthron dd not fnsh, nckels at a tme were see, second; Weber, thrd. Major the bunch of some thrty! small boys, resultng n the merrest J There had been some doubt about sort of a scramble. By repeatedly nnnnn trtnr. on account of ds shlftlng the fnancal center, "Dck satsfacton resultng from the accdent Rchards, who had charge of the n the frst race. Delght was event, made t possble for all of tho anmal boys when the popular appeared. Weber ran away before start to catch somethng. M ng, makng threefourt of the track before beng pulled down. Banonlca MOOHEAUS D01ED led at the start and held almost pre csely the same poston nrougu o the end. HLOS WALLOP THE ROOLULUS prze, $10. Credtable menton Volca Stables, decorated tallyho. wth The grandstand at Hooulu park was 3G young lades; Empre theater, nto.1 Hm wont, fnntball came resentng musc and mrth. between Ule lhonolulus and Hllos. By Decorated automobles, fve entres all the game was closely watched. wor, trst; Charles Alden, sec on untl artoa tn theh frlend3. and the rootng was about evenly dvded. Bcycles Motorcycle car of P C. When tho struggle closed, however, Beamer, frst, $10. wth tho score 2 to 0 n favor of tho Decorated Carrages W.,H. C. nane team, tho Hlloltes broke loose Campbells chldren pony cart, j n a mghty cheer... The respectve teams were as follows: FELO SPORTS N Honolulu Wee. goal; H. Chllngwort h and Grelg, full backs; Walker, Zelgler and Fernandez, full backs; Dwght, Desha, Norton, Baley and! Frendo, forwards. Hlo Desha, goal; goal but mssed by three foot at the whstle. Tho score stood 1 to 0 n favor of Hlo. THE SECOND HALF. Thomas Black kcked off for the Hllos; Eddlo Fernandez blocked t and passed to Dwlglt who sent the ball to Clllllngworth. Tho latter carred t to tho other end but Kollcner mado a brllant save. Shortly tartcrwnrd le mado nuother try for goal but mssed. Kollener kcked ball out; Baley made a fne stop. McKcnzto had another kck, but llr knee agan faled and he was lad out. On resumng, dd tho best, drbble of the leg, gong rght down the feld nnd under the goal, but Desha saved. Here there was a dspute lastng about twenty mlnules as to whether t should be a corner kck or a throw n from the outer bounds, tho decson fnally beng on a corner kck. Fernandez and Dwlglt showed lne combnaton playng, gettng tho ball down feld n good style, but Kellener punted t out of bounds. Then Greg got a free kck. Walker, gettng tho ball, dd a fne double down the Held, fnally shootng for goal but mssng. At ths Juncture Dwlglt had gotten an ugly kck, by a member of the opposng team, n the face, layng hs chn open. The forwards then rushed the ball down the feld, and Chllngworth shot for goal but was agan blocked by tho ndomtable Kellener Grelg made a gallant attempt to save but was blocked by Lndsa., who then took tho ball. Then Dwght got the ball and drbbled t rght down lo tho end goal post lookng lke a certan score: but Kellener, as usual, saved. Cralk made a dne, spectacular run down tho feld and fnshed up by kckng tho ball out of bounds. Wth four mnutes more to go, Frlenda made a lno run down the Held and passed to Chllngworth, who shot for goal but was agan blocked by Kellener. Kellener kcked off. Donald got the ball and n a few seconds took goal and endng the game. Score Hlo. 2: Honolulu, 0. EARLY MORNNG no runs for other sdo, but n the ffth the Hlos added another fgure to ther score. n tho sxth no runs wore made, but n tho soventh lulus n tne the frst half. Dwght follow 79.0; and foul. Hllos agan Jm MeKenzo, managed to got. u a M.. "..,.,7 ll.l Bnn or cd up and passed to Chllngworth,. ano "" ". the nnth 12, foul. H. Forbes, 85.10; the latter sendng t to Desha, who SO, W. Nlcoll. not man an rpr essa hart me a shot for goal but mssed. A "Jltto and 57.S. C Hawa Mukanul, , baseballers aro to bo f upon strfnr forunm nf h, tn, n te qualty of the quck shotandework of Greg. Shortly after stng rson, foul, 35. Ul 1,10 played Honolulu a nearly free kck, as whch was and McKenzle, well as sonn nf tm taken by Chllngworth Honolulu teams. who followed s 2 Battnc was mtr l Forbes, 25.1, 35.1, up ms own weak on both kck,tuen J" passed to Per uampbell, 31.1, sdes, foul but and tho feld work was nandez, who smply kcked out splendd. of bounds. Makanul, 34.7, , N. Ly Lndsay, Moohenu from throw n, centered )00 mnn 0 u. 2S. 51 2, the ball, Hll and McKonze, wth an ox Throwng weght Anderson tremely brllant play, shot for the M 779 l"2, 2 Hurry Warren.the goal well and 2. bo known scored Score, McKenzle, 1 to , 29.1 not 1 taken. Baley 2, kcked off; Maknnu, lornmker, MeKenzo employed agan nt measured, 21.4, by not botl measured tho Honolulu nnd secured centered. Dwght Catton, the ball, Forbes, , 35.10, 3G.9. Nelll Co. works ron passed to Grelg, s who now drlbled followng t down Hgh jump McKenzle, 31.01; Makath o hs trade n feld. the Lndsay shops blocked of the and kcked m Jaklns and Wll Hlo Desha n Ralroad Company toward ther Honolulu He was end one nnd Chllng order. ot tho frst to greet worth mado a Honolulu frends ther T upon brllant savo. Shortly Long jump MeKenzo, 17.8, " " after Walker mado a good u. rourtn attempt to at the second cty and w.v u u;ve nterest n tho sportng bt)"ul W. Desha, 15.5, 1C.7. CS. Jac Ul wnd the ms, , carred 15.7, jakanu, ball outsde tho post. 15 events Chllngworth l" of the season. kcked off, followed up tho ball but P. skp. Jump Forbes, wns blocked by Colonel McKenzle. Peter n not Leo, for many manager years SCllfflO whlll l TrT..,... the measured. MeKenzo, 3711 mom of tho Valcauo hnb! " " 5t e 19 n 1,1..".J "Tv"m.mnTm t. nt Hlo for tho T V. ",vua P" otc ot com. ".umre. Jamns, as.u, 31.3, 31.5.?JL? m,nte3!?!fa".1 2S10 and Honolulu on menus. w mnulo to go, Norton mado n fne attempt to kck E LO Tho street parade n Hlo on the mornng of July 5th was one of tho bg events of the holday celebraton. All of the vehcles n ts were elaborately decorated and the streets through whch the monster processon passed were thronged wth people. Capt. W. A. Fetter, who s deputy sherff n those parts, was marshal ot the day, and much credt s due hm for the success ot the event. The processon stnrted at 9 a. m., ns follows: Hlo band n tallyho; 20 cowboys, horseback, n charge of Rchard Lyman: fve floats, put n by the Hlo Mercantle Co., Economc Shoe Store, Empre theater, Volcano Stables, Ave automobles, drum corps of eght boys led by W. S. Terry; 1C young lades dressed n the stars and strpes: Y. M.. order, n a body; bcycles; decorueu carrages; ore uppartment.; Board of Health wagon and lght tourng cars, not decorated. The prze wnners were ns follows: Cowboys Mah, best rder, $5. Hlo Mercantle Company, best float, a grass house and Hawaan settng, frst prze, $2."; Economc Shoo Store, an Uncle Sam effect, second PROCRAAfl AT OL rwn and Kollener, full backs; Llnd say, nattery and Cralk, halt backs; Although no records were broken, Hunter, Donald, Black, Leonard and 11,0 feld spovta pulled off at Hlo last McKenze, forwards. Joe O.uton was Saturday we,ro of a most nterestng umpre. Hampton and Wllams, character. The results were as lows: Fernandez kcked off for tho Hono Throwng hammer F. M. Anderson, K (Addtonal Sports see Pago 7.) Better BUTTER YOU NOW HAVE AN OPPORTUNTY TO GET THE BEST BUTTER WE HAVE HAD N HONOLULU FOR A LONG TME. ORDER CRYSTAL SPRNGS AND YOU WLL HAVE A BUTTER WTH A FLAVOR YOU WLL ENJOY. Metropoltan Market W. F. Helbron, Propretor. Phono 45. Pastry from The Palm means all that s good from the Bake Shop. Purty s one of the many features of THE PALM CAFE HOTEL STREET M. OHTA CONTRACTOR & BULDER Estmates gven on all knds of work. 63G South Hotel S, between Punch bowl & Alapal. ULEXANDER BALDWN LTD OFFCERS and DRECTORS. H. P. BALDWN Presdent J. B. CASTLE 1st nt W. M. Alexander...2nd nt J P. Cooke... 3rd VcePre s. & Mgr. J. Waterhouse Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretory W. O. Smth Drector J. R. Gat Drector W. R. Castle Drector SUGAR FACTORS AND ( OMSSON MERCHANTS AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Pala Plantaton. Maul Agrcultural Company. Hawaan Sugar Company. Cahuku Plantaton Company. Kahulul Ralroad Company. Haleakala Ranch Company. Honolua Ranch. t Envelopes by the Mllon. Call and get our wholesale prce. S Corner Fort and Merchant.., L Sweet Volet BUTTER C. Q. YEE HOP TEL. 25! NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LFE NSURANCE CO. ot Boston, Massachusetts. New Polcy The contract embodes, n an absolutely COMPLETE and PERFECT form, the prncple or strctly MUTUAL Ufa nsurance. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD, AGENTS. Also representng Aetna nsurance Co. Natonal Flro nsurance Co. Ctzens nsurance Co. The London Assurance Corporaton. ooocoeooeooooo)ds Fne Job Prlntnfe., mar Offce. j NEAR UNON r: : r.: z r 7 r v a WASH New Brown Lnen Hew Whte Pque New Whte Lnen $5 and $7 Ehlers W. G. CHALMERS GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BULDER... Estmates Furnshed Free. Telephones Offce 60; Resdence 122a. Honolulu, T. H. Offces 1059 Bethel near Hotel. Talors We cater to the men who J want good clothes well made j and wth stylo and UNFORMS!.. AHANA CO., LTD f C2 S. Kng Street. No Branches. CaMxe are Regal tho shoes that prove. REGAL SHOE STORE Kng and Bethel Streets. Why have your Typewrter tnkered wth by nexperenced men? Let us do t! We are fully equpped for ths partcular work and we employ only experenced reparers, Offce Supply Co., Ltd. Ml Fort Street Phone 11J, 4 f,..,,,.rwmtmtbrmrftrmatmnr MTfMHWHmrmn rnrnf

7 t THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY, JULY C, NNE. C Get The HABT TVTTTTTTTVT Start a savngs account next pay day and save regularly for some defnte purpose. You wll be surprsed to seo how fast your account wll grow when you get the savng habt. We pay 4 2 per cent. 1 Ml Of LD, Captal and Surplus, $1,000,000. Fort and Me chants Sts. BANKERS HONOLULU :::::: T. H. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. LONDON Unon of London & Smths Bank, Ltd. NEW YORK Amercan Exchange Natonal Bank. CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnals. BERLN Dresdner Bank. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of Australasa. VCTORA AND VANCOUVER Bank of Brtsh North Amerca, TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS. Deposts Receved, Loans Made on Approved Securty, Commercal and Travellers Credts ssued. Blls of Exchange Bought and Sold. COLLECTNG PROMPTLY AC COUNTED FOR. ESTABLSHED N BSHOP & CO. BANKEKS Commercal and Travellers Letters of Credt ssued on the Bank of Calforna and The London Jont Stock Bank, Lmted, London. Correspondents for the Amercan Express Company, and nterest alowed on term and m YOKOHAMA SPECE NK LMTED. Captal (Pad up) Yen 24,000,000 Reserve Fund Yen 15,910,000 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. The bank buys and receves for collecton blls of exchange, ssues Drafts and Letters of Credt, and transacts a general bankng busness, The Bank receves Local deposts and Head Offca Deposts for fxed pe rlods. Local Deposts anc upwards tor one year at rat of 4 per annum. Hea dofllco Deposts Yen 25 and up wards for oneha lf year, one year, two years or three years at rate of per annum. Partculars to be obtaned on appl caton. Honolulu Offce 67 S. Kng Sstreet P. O. Box TOKEDA, Manager. Y. Yoshkawa 1C3 Kng Street, opp. Young Buldng. Good, new bcycle,?25; second hand, any knd, cheap. Trcycles for salo. Motorcycles repared and d. Y. WO SNG CO. GROCERES, FRUTS. VEGETABLES. ETC, Calforna Butter, 4Uo lb.; Cookng Butter, 35c lb.; Fresh Dred Fruts Nuuanu Street. Telephone Man 238. Box S52 For a fne glass of beer go to the Orpheum Saloon Fort Street above the Orpheum Theatre SPORTS CHAMPON OUT AYRES HLKS FAHY H. M. Ayres and Dal Fahy were the only starters n tha one mle walkng race at Hooulu park, Hllo, yesterday, the other four men who had entered havng backed out. Ths event was sandwched nto tho horse race program and was wtnessed by the bg crowd present at the park. Dal Fahy took tho lead and held t for seveneght of a mle, when Ayres sprnted for 200 yards and ganed the lead by two Jards at the llns h. Tho event proved a bg card on the program, there beng a great deal of bettng upon the result. Fahy, who had fallen down so badly n tho Marathon run of Saturday, was stll n rather bad shape for a test of endurance. TEAM GOLF PLAY ON JULL FOURTH The excurson steamer Manna Kea, Captan Freeman, saled from Honolulu at 3:30 sharp Saturday afternoon, The team golf play at th j Country Club yesterday resulted as follows: July 3, takng 210 passengers for Hlo Team, No. 1. Ponts and the volcano probably the heavest H..H. Walker 2 frstclass lst ever carred by any sland steamer. Hundreds of people C. E. Edmunds ; 2 O. F. Ewart 1 were at the wharf to wtness the departure of the bg, pleasure party and E. Munro 2 A. F..Tudd 3 the profuson of les on the decks lent R. A. Jordan a plcturesqueness to the marne settng, both typcal and clumng. As the vessel passed the steamer Mokol, whch Total Team, No. 2. was makng ready to sal for Maul and T. Gll 2 Molokal, the pleasure seekers aboard Wm. Smpson 1 that craft played and sang "Aloha Oe, S. G. Wlder 1 and were gven hearty cheers n return. B. J. Waterman 2 C. S. Weght 1 F. T. P. Waterhouso 3 Once clear of Damond Head, the Total 10 Team, No. 3. C. A. Hartwell 0 F. W Klebahn 2 M. A. Robnson 1 H. A. Walker 2 S. Beardmore 2 J. Rothwell 1 Tolal s Team, No. 4. F. Armstrong 2 J. O. Young 1 H. C. Carter 3 A. E. Jordan 0 D. H. Htchcock 0 J. G. Spencer Total ALQHA DEFEAT LO BUNCH There was only one game of base ball n the Rversde seres Sunday af ternoon, t beng between tho Alohas and Kewalos, The game between the Fort Shatters and Aalas was pontpon ed. Followng were tho scores: ALOHAS ABtBHSBPO A E Kekaha, f Akana, lb Kapo, 2b Gaw, ss Coll, 3b Townsend, cf Brlto, c Hlnes, rf Gbson, p Ah Toon.rf KEWALOS ABKBHSBPO A E G. Medelros, cf M. Freltas, p., A. Souza, 3h.. C M. Deponte, ss Ornellas, f M. Joseph, c Rego, rf M. Plmental, 2h F. Joseph, lb Totals Alohas: Runs , B. H Kewaos: nuns,.u z o o u o o u u & B. H Twobase hts, Brlto, Townsend,Ke. j kaha, Gaw 2, M. Deponte, F. Joseph; base on balls, off Gbson 1, off Freltas struck out, by Gbson 3, by Freltas 9; wld throws; Freltas, Deponte, Ho go; douhlo plays, Rego to Joseph, Freltas to Plmental to Joseph. Tme of game, 1 hour 40 mnutes. Umpre, Aylet t. Scorer, W. Tn Chong. E 0 GREAT SUCCESS The yachts that saled oway lato Saturday for Halewa returned to tho cty last nght, tho crows tred hut hghly pleased wth tho results ot the cruse. n the bunch ot salng craft wero tho Hawa, Kamohameh a, Gladys, Charlotto C nnd Luka. Tho run down was lesurely made. Sunday was a gala day at Halewa Manager Kmball ntended to spread G hmself on ths hs frst recepton ns manager, and le dd so to a ncety. Thero was plenty of eatables and drnkable.", musc, frework and all the accessores of a frst class "out! lug" on the hotel plan. Golf was a feature of Sunday. The whole bunch left Halewa yesterday mornng and arrved back n the harbor shortly after dark, the Hawa beng tho last, to lnlsh, com ng n about 9 oclock. The fstc program at the Orpheum theater Saturday evenng resulted as follows: Sullvan vs. Cordell, 15 rounds, draw. "Lmey" Rchards knocked out Solder Mller n fourth round. McCullough vs. Wahlanl, draw. Sarconl, decson over Fernandez n second, round. Mlko Patton was referee. W.. Hlscnun, of llackfeld & Companys, Hllo store, hnd charge of the tcket offce at Hooulu park durng the crush of the racng season. He was a bureau of nformaton wthn hmself to strangers and was untrng n hs efforts to ensure a good tme for everybody. THE EXCURSON TO FRQVj 0 Mauna Kea steered straght for Hlo. Upon the open sea there was no swell to speak of, the steamer speedng upon her way as smoothly as though she were upon the breast of an nnblllowed haven. But there were those wth a r L. G. Smth, Parker, and E lum tr& YER A LARGE EACH W (ouch of mnl do ner Ah, yes; hut tley were out for a good tme and soon forgot ths smnll afflcton. Tho crowded tables at supper attested to the splendd qualty of the werfthor and tho steadness of the local flagshp. After dnner ns many ns could crowded nto tho saloon where muscal selectons were rendered by James A. Wlder, Wllam Welch nnd others, wth t for a few. Even n the MaulThe n came bedtme and trouble roj room along wth t for a few. Kven n the HaulHawa channel t wns not rought, nnd Hllo was reached n a smooth sen ut 8 oclock Sunday mornng. Despte the early hour, several hundred Hllo people were at the wlnfrr to receve ther frends. The specal tran was also n watng to take the volenpassengers through to Glcnwood. Exactly 110 persons.from the steamer made the trp to the volcano and rlgnt here t may be stated Hnt ths was far too many for tho small hotel at one tme. The fne Weather catso. hundreds or unexpected guests to crowd nto Hlo rron the neghborng plantatons, and t was hard enough, heaven knows, to lnd accommodatons there. t wus tho bggest crowd the second cty had ever been called upon to entertan, and, all hough taxed tar beond her capacty as a hostess, she mare n desperate nnd noble effort, and won the kndly plaudts of everyone. The volcano party stopped around the hotel all of Sunday and at nght were taken out to see the crater. here was consderable actvty and the sght was truly a grand one. Local people were delghted, and the several manland toursts n the bg party were completely carred away by the grandly awful spectacle. At 4 oclock Monday mornng the vstors were hustled out of ther beds and about 7 oclock started agan for Hllo. Monday n Hlo mny bo easly surmsed from the accounts of events under other heads. TheMauna Kea was to have saled at 4 oclock, but was set over to 5 at the request of many passengers who wshed to see more ot the horse races at Hoolulu park. As on arrval, the Hlo people turned out n large force at the whar.t to wsh ther frends a happy concluson to ther holday travels. Lght showers came on along the Hamakua coast; and t became rough there; but the passengers were too tred and sleepy to know or care much of ths. A short SPORTNG AGBNTS stop was made nt McGregors laudng, Maul, for passengers. Then the Mauna Kea struck nto the rough Moloknl ehannnl. The shp rolled and creaked, the wnd whstled through the rlgn g, drownng the ghostly cry or tho storm brds. Hut the weary souls uhoardshlp were then deeply n ther slumbers, leavng the boat, the blasts and the hgh seas to the gallant otllrcrs. A few of the orgnal passengers were left behnd n Hllo, thej to return by the Clnudlue Frday mornng. t Fne Job Prntng. Star Offc. Carrage manuracturer and reparng n all ts branches. NEW OAHU CARRAGE CO. Qucn Street near Rver. Oahu rjvk OUTWARD. Ralway TABLE For Waanae, Waalua, Kahuku and Way Statons 9: 15 a. m., 3:20 p. m, For Pearl Cty, Ewa Mll and Way Statons f7:30 a. m., 9:15.. m 11:15 a. m 2:15 p. m., p. n... t9:30 p. m., Ul p. m. For Wabawa 9:15 a. m. and 5:16 p. m. NWARD. Arrve Honolulu from Kahuku, Watalu a and Waanae 8:36 a. m., 5:31 p. m. Arrve Honolulu from Ewa Mll and (Pearl Cty f7:4g a. m 8:36 a. m., 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m "4:31 p. m. UOX p. Ul., ;ou p. m. Arrve Honolulu from Wahtawa8:3: a. m., and 5:31 p. m. Tho Halewa Lmted, a twohotran (only flrstcla ss tckets honored), leaves Honolul uevery Sunday at 8:22 a. m.; returnng, arrves n Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Lmted stops only at Pearl Cty and Waanae. Dally. fex. Sunday. JSunday Only, a P. DENSON, V. C. SMTH, Superntendent. G. P. & T. A. GOODS Of All Descrptons. FOR WeTbley Scott HOTGUN STOCK TO SELECT,000 Fresh Loaded Shotgun JXJSOT ARRVED Huntng Hats, Coats, Pants, Shoes, Leggngs, etc., etc. JOHNSON SHOTGUNS HALL & SON Lefevrethac a LttL FROM Shells streets Fralernn.1 Mert! ngs HONOLULU LODGE No. 610, U. P. O. ELKS. Meets lt ther hall on Kng Street, near Fort, every Frday evenng. Vst ng Brothers are cordally nvted to attend. E. A. DOUTHTT, E. R. H. C. EASTON, Secretary. HARMONY LODGE No. 3,. O. O. F Meets every Monday evenng nt 7:30 n Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street Vstng brothers cordally nvted to attend. F. D. WCKE. N. O. E. R. HENDRY, Sec DVSON No. 1, A. O. H. DVSON No., A. 0.. Meets every frst and thrd Wednesday, at 8 p. a., n C. B. U. Hall, Fort Strett. Vstng brothers are cordally nvted to attend. FRANK D. CREEDON, Pres. JAMES T. UAREY. Sec. The Two Jacks The Most Popular Saloon n the Cty THE FASHON. Jack Scully, Prop. Jack Roberts, Mgr. Hotel Street near Fort. Phone 482 "STAR" AND "E. & W." Slvas Toggery KNG near FORT. BEAUTFUL ROCKERS Chans, Bureaus and Furnture of all knds mjo from select Koa. Wng Chong Corner Kng and Bethel. Latest Paqun Co., Modes FOR The Swellest Gowns Davson YOUNG BULDNG ROOM 72 S Gl KWOGK BO 110 CHNESE NEWSPAPER PUBLSHNG AND JOB PRNTNG. No. 49 Cor. ot Smth and Hotel SU. Honolulu ron Works, (TEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLLS, JOLER8, COOLERS, RON, BRASS AND LEAD CASTNGS. Machlnerr of Every Descrpton Cade to Order. Partcular Attenton tl& to fklps Blacksmlthlng. Job Work Executed on Short Notce. WE NVTE NSPECTON K. FUKURODA OF OUR GOODS Hotel near Nuuanu. Honolulu LADES HAND BAGS Wo havo a nlco assortment n flno qualty of leather OAT & MOSS MAN Merchant St, near Postollce. PACFC PHOTO. OALLERY Waverley Block. (17 Hotel St. makal ade.) Photography n all ltb branchee, pc tures enlarged. Kodak developng peclalty. mc prntng Forcegrowth WLL DO T. Fre nsurance ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. NEW YORK UNDERWRTERS AGENCY. PROVDENCE WASHNGTON N SURANCE COMPANY. The B. F. Dllngham Co,, Ltd General Agents for Hawa. Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Buldng. A Strker s the honorablo Jappy who gets enough to lve on and to save a few, dollars besdes, but t you use PACHECO ll DANDRUFF KLLER. tho dandruff germ cannot possbly llvo n your scalp t has to go! Sold by all oruggsts ana at Pacheco s Barber Shop. Phone!23Z. THE BOOfl S COMNG SGNS TELL YOU OF Tr Sharp Makes Good Sgns Elte Buldng. Phone S97 sj HE Honolulu, T. H. SHPPNG AND COMMSSON MER CHANTS. SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL N SURANCE AGENTS. representng Ewa Plantaton Ce Walalua Agnemural Co., Ltd. Kobala Sugar Co. Wamea Sugar Mll Co. Apokaa Sugar Co.. Ltu Fulton ron Works of St. Lous. Blake Steam Pumps. Westons Centrfugals. Babcock & Wlcox Bolers. Greens Fuel Economzer. Marsh Steam Pumps. Matson Navgaton Co. Planters Lne Shlppnng Co. New England Mutual Lfe nsur ance Company of Boston. Aetna nsurance Co. Natonal Fre nsurance do., Ctzens nsuranco Co. (Hartford Fre nsurance Co.) The London Assurance Corpora ton. C. M & Co. AGEMTS FOR THB Royal nsurance Co. of Lverpool. Eng. Bcottlsh Unon & Natonal ns. Co., ol Edlnburg, Scotland. Commercal Unon Assurance Co. oj London. The Upper Rhne nn. Co.. Ltd. Claus Spreckela. Wm. Q. rwla PURTAN CREAMERY BUTTER s The Best. Henry May & Co. LMTED AGENTS. tx.mcc:jctjca AUTOMOBLE For Oaro AN UNUSUAL RATES. ROBERT MURPHY. ChalmersDetro t. Hotel Street, near Nuuanu (Old Fowlers Yard. BHONE Ol. All Hand Work! Thnk of the Savng n Wear? on your clothes. jfc f FRENCH LAUNDRY. J. ABAD3, Propretor. $ Phone t 0 RON Leaders ROOFS and Gutters. John rattos Alakca Street J 1 ft s.. r "A J r

8 TEN...CTTROS... cateyo Tapas, mats, faus, sc.ul, shell, s, moonstones and whte and pluk coral lots and, necklaces and n (act verylng n the curo lne at tuo Womans Exchange Hotel and Unon Streets. W.G. rwn &CoM Ltd UGAK FACTORS, COMMSSON AGBNTS C Wm. Q. rwn.. Presdent and Manager VlcePreslda nt fobn D. Spreckels. Frst VcePresde W M. Qlffard... Second nt, "M. Whtney Treasurer Rlclurd verb Secretary D. Q. May. Audtor AGENTS rol Dcanlo Steamshp Co., San Franclco, Cl. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladelpha, Pa. Hakalau Plantaton Co., Hlo Sugar Company, Honolulu Plantaton Co., HuWlnson Sugar Plantaton Co., Sllauea Sugar Plantaton Co., Olo walu Company, Paauhau Sugar Plan Utloa Co., Walmanalo Sugar Co. The Alexander Young GAFE s now, C 1 and Remodeled Reopen ed Hours: Y W 6K a. m. to p. m. Kaal Quntette Club That C wll play. Shave QLLSTTE RAZORS N PLAN GOLD, SLVER OR BRONZE CASES AND THE TEMPTNG POCKET EDTON. AUTOSTRO P RAZOR THE CELEBRATED LE COULTR RAZOR. WTH NTER CHANGEABLE BLADES. ONE OP THE BEST EVER PUT ON THE MARKET. EDGE AL WAYS KEEN AND REQUR NG ONLY A PASS OR TWO OVER A STROP. WE SELL STROPS, SHAVNG SOAPS AND BRUS.SS. Benson Smth Go. Ltd. Hotel and Fort Sta. you make your pctures of lastng value by puttng them n Artstc FrameB. PACFC PCTURE FRAMNG CO Nuuanu below Hotel. E NEW ADVERTSEMENTS. Hon. Con. & Drayng Co.Page 8 W. W. Ahnnu & Co Pago l rnlm Cnfo Page Hawnlun Trust Co Pago 1. Probata Notce lao 5 THS WEATHHll. Local OUcc, U. ft. Weather Young Uulldg. Bureau, Honolulu. T. H,. July (, Temperatures, o n. t.: s a. m.; 10 a. n.; and mornng mnmum. GS: 75; 74; 75; 07. Uurocter eac:ng: absolute (eruns pur cubc foot); relatve humdty and dew pont at b n. m.: au.os; f.:!c2; OS; 01. Wnd: elocty and drecton at G a. m.; 8 u. n.; 10 a. m.; and noon: 0 S.; 11 S.; 9 S.; 12 N1S. llulntalt (lnng 21 nours emllng S a. m.:.00 nch. Total wtna movement antng 21 hours ejded nt noon 23 mles. WM. O. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector. NEWS N A NUTSHELL.Paragraph. That Gve Condened News of the Day. Charles H. Brown has bought the eld sugar mll at Walukn for scrap ron. Tlnftw A. Lyman 1ms been nppomuu l.v Chef Justce lrtwell as Dstrct Magstrate of Puna, n place of Wllam j n all the bustle and hurryng and Kamau. resgned. freworks of the holday season Just The Unon Bble Class wll meet at.., passed, the movng pcture rocolv0(1 fuvorauu. u,t,t,r shows hav(1 a at the Methodst church ths evenng at the theaters were f).oln Washngton not forggotten. on mmgraton All 7:30 oclock. The subject wn oe urn of them mat tors." Governor Krcar sad ths entertaned good crowds both Evdences of Chrstanty." mornng. "Tho departments Saturday are assstng.mr. Campbell on hs msson. and Monday evenngs. To There was a goodly attendance at nght the now program started for the tho Moana Hotel dance last nght. H st of ths week wll be repeated. dances the Cth nfantry band from the transport Sherdan played Manager Lawson has E notfed LEE LGHTED the on tho lawn. agents for flms n the east that leto 1 The Conkln self.nllng fountan after nothng but what s strlctlv lrst pen s sold by Oat & Mossuan, Merchant street. The Conkln leads all The shp Ben Leo, bound for ths,)e rcceved by hm. class and nloraln tone wll hereafter others n qualty and wll gvo you port Ths precauton from Leth was sghted ths s tnken!l8 n Ul,,m,01a, mreguara absolute satsfacton. mornng at 10 o clock about twelve llganst auvtllng 0T cool. eneplnb Etta Hassngcr Sullvan pettons mles oft port She brngs ln. a cargo con For,, h. exto1)tlomllv o nro that AV. O. Smth b? apponted sgned admnstrator of the estate of her late mo Company. to the Hawaan Fertlzer.gram wll bo pcked She was 1G4 days from the many en route..flms receved per the Manchura. ther, Prlscllla E. Hnssnger, whch s slated to bo of the value of THE PARK TONGHT. There s no hotter place for refreshments after the moton pcture shows ture flm at the Park theater ths "The Cord of Lfe," wll be the fea COjWDHTED PH WHTEB than tho Palm Cafe, on Hotel street evenng. Ths s a thrllng set of near Unon, where the lco cream and ; pctures, havng S ABSOLUTELY PURE. to do wth the "Black soda water s always well made and RALROAD DONDS Hand but lnve no features of a Jarr, well served. ng.phone 71. character. George.Mlne wll sng Drayng s one of the specaltes la patrotc ar. A local specalty wll of the Honolulu Constructloa & Drayng Co. The best raclltes n tho cty. lnfantrv on The new ssue of $2,000,000 lve per, be the Marne and 20th cent bonds of the Oahu Ralway &;tho march, and an excellent French Paragon Market They wll save your money n drayng 1uuu vymay were nanaea over to coned v. F. W. KLEN. Prop. and gve you satsfactory servce. day to Clans Spreckels & Co., by the Phone 2S1. trustees and the Treasurer of the Ralway. Company and the same are now Manager Overend THE EMPRE. The tme s passed when you buy SPECAL DELVERY SERVCE. Lfe has arranged for nsurance on the plan of "futures." Guaranteed results are tho the scrp recept for the old bonds, appear beng exchanged wth the holders of an experenced Japanese Juggler to Gvo Us a Trm ror Prme Cuts. Derctanla and Alakea. Phone, 101. only ones yon at the Empre ths evenng be sure nnd about. Tho whch were delvered July 1st. the Hawaan Trust Company. remander of the week. Ths wll t Ltd offers be ths approved knd. a bg feature.. n addton there Oatton, Nell & POLYGAMY Co. AGENT. "wll be The last few days of very other flms hot wea and some excellent One of Mormon 1. L.MTCD ther has remnded many Joseph Smths musc. a man that the sut he s wearng numerous sons s to heavy s sad to for be proselytng Bnglnesrs. Machnsts, Blacksmths tle summer. W. W. Ahana for polygamous marrage, Co.. a respectable f.2 THE NEW GEM. And Bolermakers. South Kng street has woman the Unest lne of Wakk beng the alleged Manager Kubey las secured the Frst class work at reasonable rates, of summer weght woolens ever to the effect that he s vces of Jta, one of the best Japanese brought to Honolulu and H.ey have vstng homes n the absence of the Jugglers n the slands, and that artst the nack of gvng style and ft to tho husbands alul fathers and preachng wll appear n the program at tho Gem FlNEJt0US,AND CAKES, BUNS, PES clothes they make. the alleged advantages of many wves. ths evenng. Dont fal to see hm, A decded fallng off n the annll here are several dscples of poly for he s the best ever seen here. Other and all the delcaces of the table at catons for relef s reported bv tbo Eamv n 0anu al features nt the Gem wll make tonghts Assocated Chartes for the past two,nra,. n.rlll ntttnnllvn HHP MUhKU ll...jl...v.. months. There were sx n May and ASA BAKERY fve n June, aganst, the usual ten to AT ALOHA PARK. Beretana near Alakea. twenty new applcants. There were Manager Love has n new program fftytw o recurrent cases. Twenty famles are beng suppled wth mlk. excellent musc. Tho evenngs are at Aloha park for tonght, set off wth, sx ok couples.seven wdows and 17 three sngle men are beng cared for. ; Alng persons have been sent, to free beds la hosptal and, chldren placed n homes. j edaths from contagous dsease n tho cty of Honolulu durng the perod.june 1G lo 30 were one from dlphtho ra and lve from tuberculoss. Governor Frear has receved an n vtaton rom the Governor ot Now York and the Lake Champlan Tor celebraton of the 300th annversary,of tho dscovery of Lake Champlan on n. Juy The complment comes from Judge Pond,, former classmate centenary Commsson to attend tho.of tho Governors. WRELESS TSO FROM SHP The followng wleless messages have been receved by Castle & Cooko from the Hllonan and Lnrllne: July 2, 8 j. m tons, 38 passen gers 113 bags mal Wells Fargo 1090 mles from Honolulu at nne p, m. FRElJERCKSON Hlonnu BAKER ON TRAL Edward Parkers tral for assault and battery was resumed before Judgo Whtney ths mornng, after a con tlnuanco from ono day last week to allow Ngel Jackson, a wtness, to go to.hllo and compote n tho Marathon race. Denutv Cltv Attornev A. AT. Brown s prosecutng and Clem K. Qulnn defendng. Defendant s a ne gro and tho offense charged s alleged to have been commtted on Apana, n Chnese polceman. Fne Job Prntng star Offca. GUN TCB nawaan STAR. TUESDAY, JULY 6, LOADED DD WTH BLANKS t was the ntenton of a.npnnsc last nght to put. out the lfe of another Jap who was botherng hs Bster n u tenement n Pauahl street. Ho held a revolver close to the face ot the objectonable chap and pulled the trgger lve tmes. There wore lve explosons, but the enemy dd not drop. The wlolder of the weapon had supposed the cartrdges n lls gun contaned bullets, but they turned out to bo blanks. The gentleman amed nt was somewhat scorched by powder, on hs face, hut otherwse not affected. Tho latter, recently dvorced by hs wfe, perssted n tryng to get an ntervew wth her at odd hours of the nght, aganst her brotners and her own nclnatons. Ho had been warned to stay away, but last nght ho agan perssted, fnally breakng down a door only to fnd hs s brother on tho other sde wth a revolver that burned hs face wthout makng holes n t. FAVORABLE Nl JBnVS 7!CXZAZt. MM S NEWS EOF T DaU. May 12. AT SUGAR 86 TEST Par Lt May 14 May cents. May 20,,. May cents Way 25 Juuo.l Juno 1 3.S9 cents June. 2 Juno cents Juno 5 June 7 June 9 June ll 3.8G cents. June ll cents. Juno 11!.3.92 cents. June cents. June 10 June cents.. Juno cents... July 2 Per JrS QUOTATONS Ton ounf,.o. THE THEATERS fne now and the Aloha park s Just tho place to spend them. TOO HEAVY BLAST People lvng at Waalae road and 10th avenue were startled by an exploson on Monday afternoon whch had nothng to do wth patrotsm. Mr. Gertz, who lately acqured "Mantop," Captan Duttons stone castle, ln makng an excavaton set oft a charge of dynamto much heaver than prudence or necessty dctated. There was a tremendous report followed by a crashng and rendng nose that lasted several seconds. A prodgous cloud of re4 earth dust, rose over the adjacent house occuped by Fred Tur rll and a sfono as bg as onoe head fell closo to the house. Another bg tslono fell n apath on tho premses of Professor Blackman across 10th avenue, strkng where Mrs. Blackman had been walkng but a few moments before. Part of Mr. TurrHs fenco j was carred away and a mars or rrag mentary lumber was thrown nto hs garden. FEREAR1CALLERS Among callers on Governor Frear ths mornng were tho followng: Brgader General Arthur (Murray, chef of Coast Artllery, accompaned by Captan Robert E. Callan. General Murray, stops over for ten days "or so on hs, way homo frpm the Phlppnes. Colonel Charles A. Booth, (th passng through n tho trans, port Shorldnn. Captan Babcock, makng hs last trp ns quartermaster after four years sorvlco n the Sherdan. He brought a box of mango seeds from tho Phlppnes for tho Govornor, Senator Kndson and Representatve Rco, both of Kaua. "Mne Job Prlntlnc, Star Offce. LONDON BEETS Prce. 10 shllngs pence. 10 shllngs, 7 2 ponce. 10 shllngs pence. 10 shllngs, pence. 10 shllngs 3 4 pence. 10 shllngs 7 2 pence 10 shllngs G 4 pence. 10 shllngs. 7 2 pence. 10 shllngs, ponce. 10 shllngs, 7 2 pence. 10 shllngs, pence. 10 shllngs G pence. 10 shllngs 7 2 pence. 10 shllngs 6 4 pence. 10 shllngs G ponce. 10 shllngs, G pence. Lmted Captal Stock 1100, B000 Shares Par Value $20.00 Subscrpton lst now open at the offce of HARRY ARMTAGE Stock Urolcer XTLC uond Campbell Block, Merchant Htrset, Prospectus may te had on appllca tlon. JAWES P, MORGAN STOCK and 3 OND Broker Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. Stock and Bond Orders receve prompt attenton. nformaton furmsned relatve to all STOCKS AND BOND3. LOANS NEGOTATED. Phone 72. Ol v. box bat. STOCK REPORT Dvdends July 5, 1909: Haw. C. & a. (jo., zuc snare; unomea per cent; Hononn 2 per cent. Between Boards $20,000 Hllo R. R Co., Gs, $9l.00; $15,000 Hllo R. R. Co. Gs, $90.23; 00 Poneer $1GG.00; 100 Haw C. & S. Co. $31.00; 100 Haw. O. &, S. Co., ; 50 Poneer $1G7.S0. Sesson Sales 10 Twa (S.10) $28.70; $1000 Paa Gs, $100.5(1; $1000 Haku Gs, $100. u0; 25 Poneer $107.50; 5 Poneer $107.50; 5 Walalua $92.50; 15 Walaua $ Stock. Dd. Asked. Ewa Plant. Co Hawaan gr. Co... Haw. C. & S. Cok.... Hawaan Sugar Co... Honokaa Sueur Co SO G.50 Haku Sugar Co 200. bt) Hutchnson Kukula Sugar. Co Kolon Sugar Co McBryde Oahu Sugar Co Ookala Sugar Co Olaa Sugar Co Pacllc Mll Co. Pala Plant. Co Poneer.Mll Co Walalua Agr Walluku S. Co Walmanalo Wamea Sugar Co S. N. Co 10G.00 Hon. R. T. Co. pfdtl Hon. R. T. Co. com Mutl. Tele. Co 8.50 Nnhku Rub. Co O. R. & L. Co Hon. B. & M. Co Haw. Pneapple Co Haku Gs Hamakua Dtch Gs Haw. rr. Gs. 20p 2G.00 Haw. rr. Co. Gs pd Hlo R, R. Co. Gs 9G.0O Honokaa Ga Kohala Dtch Gs,. 97,00 McBryde Gs,,,.. 95,00 O. R. & L. Co. 5s Oahu Sugar 5s Olaa Sugar Co. Gs... 9G.50 Pacfc Mll Gs Paa Plant. Gs Poneer Mll Gs Fne Job Prlntlnc, Star Offlc. Sugar,3.92c Beef, 10s, 6d Henry Watelmse, Trust Co, UG Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. FORT AND MERCHANT STS. TELEPHONE 736 New Goods n Abundance SPECAL ATTRACTONS THS WEEK. NEW SHRTNG PERCALES. A great varety of patterns, 30 nches wde. 8 yards for $1.00. FLEECED MARSALLES. Whte, Just tho thng for nfants and Chldrens Coats. 30c a yard. NEW YOKNGS. Whte Lace, Cream Lace, Araban Lace. n Applque, Orental nnd Fllet also Gold Net, plan or tucked. SLVER SPANGLED TRMMJNOS beautful for party or evenng gowns. LADES COMBNATON SUTS cottbn rbbed low.neck, G5c a sut. COMBNATON SUTS hgh neck nnd long sleeves;, 75c a,sut. LADES KNT DRAWERS 35c a par. LADES.KNT TGHTS 75c a sut.. f LSLE THREAD VESTS lno.qualty, low neck, short sleeves; 60c each. QpTTON VESlS good qualty, hgh neck, long sleeves 35c v each 3 fru $1.00. LSLE THREAD VESTS hjgl nock, long sleeves, fne qualty, 75o eacj. LADES UNDER VESTS good qualty, cotton fbbed, low neck, no sleeves, 20c and 25c each, v LSLE THREAD VESTS lne qualty, low neck, regular szes, 35c each 3 for $1.00. N.. Sachs Dry Goods So., Ltd CORNER FORT & BERETANA STS. Opposte Fre Staton. f your Furnture, Woodwork or Floors are old, faded, soled or scratched. a can of LACQUERET WLL WORK A TRANSFORMATON POR SAL.ES BY Theo. H. Daves & Co. ardware Department Do you burn pfn n your ktchen range? UUnL An order, placed wth us wll prove how superor t s to the other fuel Honolulu DonsruGton jng Co., Ltd Fort St Opposte W. G. rwn &Co. Phone 281 OOOOOOOCXKXOOOCXOOCOOOOOOOOOOfXXCX)OCXXXCXXXXvOcC".s. oll N 1 Al Klo OF Dealers n TEAMNG Frewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth Coal, Crushed Rock, Black and Whte Sand, Garden Sol, HAY, GRAN, CEMENT, ETC., ETC. HustacePeck Co. LTD. X S5 AYMEN Phone Queen Street. P. O. Box aa j drnk WHY t? Guard ogalnsl and poson from m pure wmer by usng a Gorm Proof Water Flter y&u Wouldnt Pntfllnls commm all.,... ocrms una mpurtes., s quck.owng, smple, compact, cleans n a mnuto and does not requre frequent renewal. CALL AT THE STORE FO DEMONSTRATON W. W. Dmond & Co., Ltd., 53, 55, 57 Kng Street Honolulu